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Download full textWilkinson, Richard; Pickett, Kate – American Educator, 2011
There are now many studies of income inequality and health that compare countries, American states, or other large regions, and the majority of these studies show that more egalitarian societies tend to be healthier. Inequality is associated with lower life expectancy, higher rates of infant mortality, shorter height, poor self-reported health,…
Descriptors: Social Problems, Quality of Life, Child Health, Infant Mortality
