Religious Participation: Does It Matter for Sustainable Culture and Entertainment Consumption?

Previous research has studied the correlations between income, education, and sustainable culture entertainment consumption. The correlation religion as an informal institution consumption is often neglected. Based on this background, paper attempts to explore religious participation (as a proxy for religion) three kinds of Using data from Chinese General Social Survey in 2017 perform empirical analysis, it found that negatively correlated with Two-stage least squares propensity score matching method were employed, verifying robustness result. Additionally, full sample was divided into sub-samples discuss heterogeneous results suggest low income group marketization degree group, most relevant This contributes enriching current research.