Majority ethnic groups will typically tax themselves more to help other poorer ethnic groups gain educational opportunity for their children.

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Studies have shown that majority ethnic groups often exhibit in-group preference, leading to less willingness to redistribute resources to minority or poorer ethnic groups, especially in ethnically diverse societies. This can result in lower support for policies that would tax themselves more to benefit others outside their group.

Majority Ethnic Groups Will Typically Tax Themselves More to Help