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The root cause is, I think, inequality. See, for example, https://equalitytrust.org.uk/health https://equalitytrust.org.uk/health "A much higher percentage of
by noelwelsh 3y ago
The root cause is, I think, inequality. See, for example, https://equalitytrust.org.uk/health https://equalitytrust.org.uk/health
"A much higher percentage of the population suffer from mental illness in more unequal countries; differences in inequality tally with more than triple the differences in the percentage of people with mental illness in different countries.
Rates of depression in US states are associated with income inequality (after adjusting for income, proportion of population with a college degree and proportion over 65). The more unequal the state, the higher the prevalence of depression."
- NoZebra120vClip 3y ago> income inequality Then is this the corollary to "Money Can't Buy Happiness"?
- stevenicr 3y agoor maybe the opposite? Or maybe I misunderstand the statement. A lot of money seems to buy happiness, and when that pile of money is used to raise the price of housing / food / transportation - then those who do not have the big pile of money feel like they are hopeless and are often treated as such which has secondary effects.