In this work, we propose a data-driven approach to derive a Textual Political Polarity Index (TPPI ) based on the verbatim reports of the Italian “Senate of the Republic”. Our procedure allows us to build a set of polarity indices reflecting the impact of political debate and (dis)agreement within parties’ groups on a chosen economic variable - the Italian GDP growth rate - over time. Results point to a nontrivial predictive power of the proposed indices, which (importantly) do not rely on a subjective choice of an affective lexicon

TPPI: Textual Political Polarity Indices. The Case of Italian GDP.

Amendola A.;Grimaldi A.
2022-01-01

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In this work, we propose a data-driven approach to derive a Textual Political Polarity Index (TPPI ) based on the verbatim reports of the Italian “Senate of the Republic”. Our procedure allows us to build a set of polarity indices reflecting the impact of political debate and (dis)agreement within parties’ groups on a chosen economic variable - the Italian GDP growth rate - over time. Results point to a nontrivial predictive power of the proposed indices, which (importantly) do not rely on a subjective choice of an affective lexicon
2022
9783030996376
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