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Spend a higher proportion of income on overseas aid
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More equal societies spend a higher proportion their income on overseas aid.
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Spend a higher proportion of income on overseas aid☜More equal societies spend a higher proportion their income on overseas aid.☜98CE71
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More equal societies work better for everyone
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Richard Wilkinson, Kate Pickett - The Equality Trust
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Perform better on the Global Peace Index
More equal societies perform better on the Global Peace Index.
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