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Interesting question. Would this mean that more genetically homogeneous countries like Japan and Iceland would have lower GINI coefficients?
by Uhhrrr 11y ago
Interesting question. Would this mean that more genetically homogeneous countries like Japan and Iceland would have lower GINI coefficients?
- yummyfajitas 11y agoAll else held equal, probably yes. Unfortunately all else is NOT held equal - genetic homogeneity is inversely correlated with population, and more people usually means more inequality.
- Uhhrrr 11y agoYeah, and now that I think about it, culture/techlevel is going to cause huge variance in GINI anyway.