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Why Do Racial Prejudice Fuel Anti-Social Spending Attitudes?

Racial BiasDeservingness PerceptionsSocial Policy AttitudesDiscrimination BeliefsPolitical BehaviorPol. Behav.3 Stata files3 datasetsDataverse
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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

Article card for article: Race, "Deservingness," and Social Spending Attitudes
Race, "Deservingness," and Social Spending Attitudes was authored by Christopher Ellis and Christopher Faricy. It was published by Springer in Pol. Behav. in 2020.
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