What does the research say about the relationship between people's economic status-- absolute standard of living, relative position, growth prospects etc-- and the strength of their inclination to altruistic punishment? Are people who have a greater felt sense of scarcity or precarity, for example, more inclined to altruistic punishment than those whose economic lives feel more secure and abundant?
What does the research say about the relationship between people's economic status-- absolute standard of living, relative position, growth prospects etc-- and the strength of their inclination to altruistic punishment? Are people who have a greater felt sense of scarcity or precarity, for example, more inclined to altruistic punishment than those whose economic lives feel more secure and abundant?
I don’t know! I’ll find out whether they control for that!