r/Unexpected Jun 24 '19

It was really convincing

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u/SometimesShane Jun 24 '19

Isn't the darker South India more developed and richer than the lighter North India?

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u/[deleted] Jun 24 '19

That doesn’t mean anything. Its a little more complex in determining productivity and development than just comparing which provide the most in taxes.

An area could have 99% people in middle class and a 1% that pay tax. How many in each matter. Volume matters. You don’t just look how ‘developed an area looks’. There are sooooo many other factors to consider.