How they dismiss the extreme negative correlation between income inequality and homicide rate is funny:
"Daly says that no one knows what time lag to expect between a rise in inequality and a rise in murder – but if it does take a few decades, this could be the start of a troubling trend, not a blip."
Income inequality rose, and homicide rate rose, then income inequality rose much faster and homicide rate dropped dramatically.
"Daly says that no one knows what time lag to expect between a rise in inequality and a rise in murder – but if it does take a few decades, this could be the start of a troubling trend, not a blip."
Income inequality rose, and homicide rate rose, then income inequality rose much faster and homicide rate dropped dramatically.