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I have bad news for you > As bad as things were for those who experienced a "negative wealth shock," they were even worse for Americans who didn't have any wea

• somethingsimple 9y ago
  Which doesn’t make sense to me. How can you lose something if you don’t have anything?
  • amelius 9y ago
    Not having anything means no money for quality food and basic health services, and possibly social/psychological issues.
  • onetimemanytime 9y ago
    No, not having money to begin with is hazardous to your health.
  • mv4 9y ago
    Easily: an unexpected hospitalization, car problem, or some other expense.
  • PeterisP 9y ago
    The study found that those who don't have anything in the first place had even worse health outcomes than those who experienced a sudden loss of wealth.