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Имеется интересная связь между этим открытием и утверждением Роберта Франка о том, что люди более склонны сравнивать себя с теми, кто находится на близких к ним ступенях статусной иерархии. Например, Франк часто перефразирует Бертрана Рассела, который отмечал, что бродяга не завидует миллионеру. Он заведует другому бродяге, у которого имеется чуть больше, чем у него самого. См.: Frank, R. H., 1999, Luxury Fever.

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Примеры того времени: дело Браун против Образовательного совета 1954 г.; Акты о гражданских правах 1957, 1964 и 1968; 24-я поправка 1964; Закон об избирательном праве 1964; Закон о справедливом решении жилищных вопросов и Закон о равных правах при найме на работу 1971.

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