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1. freboa+(OP)
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2025-07-19 16:37:42
I would like to see this for cities. Comparing countries seems so dumb to me when you have such huge geographic and population size differences
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>>igravi+y6
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2. igravi+y6
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2025-07-19 17:18:50
>>freboa+(OP)
agreed
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3. mellos+L8
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2025-07-19 17:34:49
>>freboa+(OP)
Yes, for instance the UK would probably fare very differently if London (which can itself feel like a foreign country to non-Londoners in the UK) was removed and the country's wealth re-evaluated.
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4. margal+be
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2025-07-19 18:07:13
>>mellos+L8
This is true of basically any country except very rich, tiny countries like Singapore or the UAE.
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>>lgvln+ck
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5. lgvln+ck
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2025-07-19 18:46:49
>>margal+be
Na. GDP pp is meaningless without accounting for inequality and civil liberties.
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6. margal+hC
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2025-07-19 20:58:51
>>lgvln+ck
Sure but we're talking about urban/rural disparities in the same country. PPP and civil liberties are generally pretty similar there.
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7. fragme+mD
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2025-07-19 21:05:41
>>lgvln+ck
what's the civil liberty to $ exchange rate?
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