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Economic Connectedness and Social Dynamics
This chapter examines a Meta study on social connections across different socioeconomic classes in the UK and US, highlighting the unique social interconnectedness found in Britain. It discusses how this interconnectedness may influence political attitudes, showing that areas with higher connectivity tend to support liberal values. The chapter also explores the role of education, historical factors, and government policies in fostering social unity and participation.
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