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Only if you assume the countries are similar in every other way that matter. But that is not the case, Sweden is for example by far the most urbanized country i
by yxhuvud 5y ago
Only if you assume the countries are similar in every other way that matter. But that is not the case, Sweden is for example by far the most urbanized country in Scandinavia - the share of people living in big or medium sized cities is 10% higher than other Scandinavian countries. Countries with high level of urbanisation have (so far, and especially early on) been hit way harder than more rural countries.
- hedora 5y agoI’d be interested in seeing a scatter plot of excess mortality vs urbanization, income, single family housing, etc, etc. in one of these articles. Without that, they seem pretty lazy, or designed to drive a political point regardless of the evidence.