The Journal of Social Psychology· 2026Q2
The Social Cost of Inequality: Financial Ostracism Experiences Lower Satisfaction with the National Economy Across Eleven Countries
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Experiencing financial ostracism, where individuals feel excluded from economic activities or opportunities due to inequality, is linked to lower satisfaction with the national economy across eleven countries.
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Key points
- Financial ostracism is associated with lower satisfaction with the national economy.
- This relationship was observed across eleven diverse countries.
- The study provides data analysis scripts and Gini coefficients.
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Abstract
Data analysis scripts and Gini coefficients for "The social cost of inequality: Financial ostracism experiences lower satisfaction with the national economy across eleven countries", published in The Journal of Social Psychology.
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Field: Social Psychology
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