It's sometimes argued that, similarly, social homogeneity/cohesiveness has been a factor in the economic success of Japan.
Couldn't it just as well be argued that heterogeneity/diversity can stimulate economic growth, as in, for example, the United States, or India?
Measuring diversity and controlling for the many other variables of history, geography, and the like may be near impossible. So this may be neither here nor there.
Couldn't it just as well be argued that heterogeneity/diversity can stimulate economic growth, as in, for example, the United States, or India?
Measuring diversity and controlling for the many other variables of history, geography, and the like may be near impossible. So this may be neither here nor there.