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<p>However, relatively powerless non-elite members of the “market-dominant minority” are likely the ones that suffer most from any discrimination directed against them (the actual elite ones who have power, influence, and public visibility that can help form the hostile attitudes can use their money, power, and influence to insulate themselves from such discrimination or find ways around it).</p>
<p>I.e. those who have the most power to remedy the situation are the ones who are least affected by the situation. In those southeast Asia countries where an ethnic Chinese business elite is well known and resented, it may be the non-elite ethnic Chinese who suffer most from the anti-Chinese discrimination.</p>