Random question for the room. There was a study done a while back where it basically shows people are willing to get less themselves if it ensures people they don't think deserve stuff also get less or none...
I realize that is super vague but I am trying to find the name of the study or a paper or something.
Anything come to mind? or does someone else have better google-fu than me?
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@James Probably a variation on the Ultimatum Game - one person makes the decision how a certain sum of money should be split and the second one can accept or not. If the second one accepts both get the money as per the split, if the second person refuses both get nothing.
And then something like having the people interact before the game. If you like the other one you may be okay with an unequal split proposed to you, if you don't like the other one you will only accept splits that give you more money.
Other keywords you might help you for your search (because I don't know the exact paper you are looking for and haven't found it after a bit of searching): "non-zero-sum-games" and "altruistic punishment"
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