#9663. The social psychology of economic inequality, redistribution, and subjective well-being

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Abstract:
As economic inequality continues to rise, there is increased concern about both the consequences of inequality and what can be done to reverse this trend. In the present paper, we review the social psychology of economic inequality and redistribution, focusing on their effects on subjective well-being. We address who is affected by inequality and redistribution, what psychological processes link inequality and redistribution to well-being, and how (incorrect) beliefs about redistribution may underlie opposition.
Keywords:
Inequality; policy; redistribution; subjective well-being

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