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Racial Gaps in U.S. Trade Attitudes by kongaj898989 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the racial gap in trade attitudes in the U.S., highlighting that minorities generally show greater support for trade compared to whites due to psychological factors such as lower racial prejudice and social dominance. It notes that this gap has widened over time and is increasingly aligned with party identification, with minorities leaning towards pro-trade Democratic views. Additionally, a study indicates that whites prefer imports from light-skinned countries, while minorities favor
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