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Why Do Racial Prejudice Fuel Anti-Social Spending Attitudes?
Insights from the Field
Racial Bias
Deservingness Perceptions
Social Policy Attitudes
Discrimination Beliefs
Political Behavior
Pol. Behav.
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Race, "Deservingness," and Social Spending Attitudes was authored by Christopher Ellis and Christopher Faricy. It was published by Springer in Pol. Behav. in 2020.

Researchers investigated how racial prejudice influences individuals' views on social spending.

Economic Inequality & Deservingness

  • The study reveals a strong relationship between negative racial stereotypes and reduced support for redistributive policies
  • Racially prejudiced respondents were significantly more likely to oppose government intervention in poverty alleviation programs

Policy Implications

  • This finding suggests that combatting racial bias is crucial for effective social policy design
  • Political campaigns should address voters' underlying perceptions of deservingness when discussing welfare issues

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