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How is Social Status Distributed? A Conjoint Experiment on Social Status Judgements in Great Britain
Social status is a core aspect of societal inequalities, yet its determinants and distribution remain understudied. We investigate the factors that shape social status judgments in Great Britain using a conjoint survey experiment with 7,680 respondents making 30,720 status assessments. Drawing on th
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