Failure to respond to rising income inequality: Processes that legitimize growing disparities
Why is there not more public outcry in the face of rising income inequality? Although public choice models predict that rising inequality will spur public demand for redistribution, evidence often fails to support this view. We explain this lack of outcry by considering social-psychological processe...
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MIT Press Journals
2019
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