of trust is often temporary, rebounding over time. A narrow portion of voters may change their voting patterns in response to shock, which can include support for candidates and policies that are antiestablishment, populist, leftist, or ceasing to participate in the electoral process. Positive economic shocks are linked to an increase in trust in government institutions. See also Technology shock 1973 oil crisis Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium Shock therapy Social risk management Vector autoregression References Macroeconomics Market trends Economic events