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I'd expect that to apply equally to wealthier people too, but the inter-city gap disappears at higher income levels. Wealthy New Yorkers also walk a lot more th
by morgante 11y ago
I'd expect that to apply equally to wealthier people too, but the inter-city gap disappears at higher income levels. Wealthy New Yorkers also walk a lot more than wealthy people in other countries.
New Yorkers definitely walk a lot more, but I don't think that explains the full effect.
- songshu 11y agoI have no idea what effect the walking is having, but would point out that wealthy non-new Yorkers have other routes to attain the benefits of walking, such as gym time and hiking trips. You can't say the same of poor non-new Yorkers.