Eliciting preferences for redistribution across domains: A study on wealth, education, and health

People's preferences for redistribution are a key component of redistributive policy design, yet how to elicit these is still matter debate. We recruited nationally representative sample more than 5000 US respondents. used an approach based on principles justice people's across different domains. compared the distribution wealth, good educational resources, and health status. found that people have domains: they accept higher inequality in wealth whereas prefer equal distributions education health. These consistent demographic groups. discuss policymaking implications: when designing policies, policymakers should take this into account trigger favorable reactions such policies.