Culture influences distribution from "summary" of The Haves and the Have-Nots by Branko Milanovic
One of the key ideas in the analysis of income distribution is the influence of culture on how resources are shared among members of society. Culture shapes our values and beliefs, which in turn affect the way wealth is distributed. For example, in some societies, there may be a strong emphasis on individual achievement and competition, leading to greater income inequality. In contrast, in other cultures that prioritize communal well-being and solidarity, income distribution may be more equal.
These cultural values are often perpetuated through social norms and institutions, creating a feedback loop that reinforces existing patterns of distribution. For instance, in a society where the cultural norm is to prioritize the needs of the community over individual wealth...
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