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Why Global Poverty in the Present Matters for Intergenerational Concern and the Future of Humanity

2024-10-08

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<p>Contrary to perceived tensions between addressing present and future societal needs, we find present-day poverty and inequality are deeply connected with attitudes toward far-future welfare at both societal and individual levels. Study 1 (144 countries) shows that poorer, more unequal nations score lower on indices of intergenerational concern and farsighted policies. Study 2 (34 countries, N = 123,502) shows t...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/2a5qn

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