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http://www.livescience.com/14638-income-inequality-costing-americans-happiness.html
The reason, according to research to be published in an upcoming issue of the journal Psychological Science, is that when the income gap is large, lower- and middle-income people feel less trusting of others and expect people to treat them less fairly.
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If the results hold
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"The implications are clear," Oishi said. "If we care about the happiness of most people, we need to do something about income inequality."
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Can I just say.. Confirmed Bias?
Globull warming is DEAD.. it's back to the old horsepuckey commies shill to their constituents
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