People on the ideological left more likely than those on the right to see economic inequality as a problem

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January 8, 2025

1. Global perceptions of inequality and discrimination

People on the ideological left more likely than those on the right to see economic inequality as a problem

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1. Global perceptions of inequality and discrimination
Most see economic inequality as a very big problem in their country
Concerns about economic inequality are widespread around the world
People on the ideological left more likely than those on the right to see economic inequality as a problem
In many nations, people with lower incomes are more concerned about economic inequality
How people around the world view racial, ethnic discrimination in their country
People on the ideological left are more likely to see racial or ethnic discrimination as a major problem
How people around the world view gender inequality in their country
Women are more likely than men to say gender discrimination is a major problem
How people around the world view religious discrimination in their country
People who say religion is important to them are often more concerned about religious discrimination

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