Table A.4: Effect of treatments on immigration, trust in the EU and social norms

Notes: The table reports results from OLS regressions. In columns (1) and (2), the outcome variable is an indicator equal to one if respondents expect that a stronger EU role in asylum and migration policies translates into an increase in the immigration flows to Europe and a decrease to Italy, and 0 otherwise (no effect on flows or all the other combinations); in columns (3) and (4) it is equal to one if respondents believe that EU treats Italy unfairly in the domain of immigration and 0 if they think that Italy is treated as fairly as all the other member states; in columns (5) and (6) it is the predicted average donation of peers. Regressions include controls for political affiliation, high EU identity, high immigration salience, gender, education, and age. The omitted treatment is local. Robust standard errors are in parentheses. ∗∗∗ significant at the 1%, ∗∗ 5%, ∗ 10% level.
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