A new study found the rich are more likely to donate to charitable causes when living in areas with high levels of economic inequality.
found rich people are less likely to offer help to a stranger in distress than lower-class individuals. The paper hypothesizes this is because lower-class people are forced to be more community oriented as a way to adapt to their more hostile environment. It’s also been found that upper-class individuals behave more unethically than lower-class individuals.
Severalrevealed the rich are more prone to breaking the laws of the road, lie in a negotiation, cheat to increase their chances of winning a prize, endorse unethical behavior at work and exhibit unethical decision-making tendencies. Though data on their income, wealth and giving is sparse, households making at least $2 million and more per year account for a significant portion of total giving, according tofrom Econofact. 88.
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