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🇪🇺 Country heterogeneity in acceptance:
🌟 Highest acceptance (2023): Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Belgium.
🚩 Lowest acceptance: Greece, Hungary, Slovakia.
📉Recent declines were most pronounced in Poland, Portugal, and the UK.
🌟 Highest acceptance (2023): Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Belgium.
🚩 Lowest acceptance: Greece, Hungary, Slovakia.
📉Recent declines were most pronounced in Poland, Portugal, and the UK.
January 7, 2025 at 12:35 PM
🇪🇺 Country heterogeneity in acceptance:
🌟 Highest acceptance (2023): Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Belgium.
🚩 Lowest acceptance: Greece, Hungary, Slovakia.
📉Recent declines were most pronounced in Poland, Portugal, and the UK.
🌟 Highest acceptance (2023): Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Belgium.
🚩 Lowest acceptance: Greece, Hungary, Slovakia.
📉Recent declines were most pronounced in Poland, Portugal, and the UK.
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4/ Key finding 1:
Sentiment toward finance varies starkly across countries and over time. English texts (US/UK) show the most positive sentiment, while Russian texts are consistently negative. Historical events (crises, wars) visibly influence trends.
Sentiment toward finance varies starkly across countries and over time. English texts (US/UK) show the most positive sentiment, while Russian texts are consistently negative. Historical events (crises, wars) visibly influence trends.
December 3, 2024 at 5:32 PM
4/ Key finding 1:
Sentiment toward finance varies starkly across countries and over time. English texts (US/UK) show the most positive sentiment, while Russian texts are consistently negative. Historical events (crises, wars) visibly influence trends.
Sentiment toward finance varies starkly across countries and over time. English texts (US/UK) show the most positive sentiment, while Russian texts are consistently negative. Historical events (crises, wars) visibly influence trends.