Countries with greater equality achieve better results in areas such as education, social mobility, life expectancy, mental and physical health, and decreasing crime rates. Even the wealthiest individuals benefit from higher well-being for all.
Author: Verein zur Foerderung des CIub of Rome - Austrian Chapter
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