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July 14, 2024

New research suggests that contrary to the conventional narrative, complex societies do not necessarily lead to more inequality. Which is to say, there is historical precedence for sustainable growth.

“The traditional thinking is that once you get larger societies with formal leaders, or once you have farming, inequality is going to go way up. But high degrees of inequality are not inevitable in large societies.”

archaeologymag.com/2025/04/stu

New study reveals wealth inequality was never inevitable - New study reveals wealth inequality was never inevitable

Archaeology News Online Magazine

New study reveals wealth inequality was never inevitable

A recent study published in the journal PNAS is overturning traditional wisdom regarding the origins and inevitability of wealth inequality

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