Money Won't Buy Happiness, But Might Predict Depression
by SavvyRoo on Nov 26, 2014 | Views: 207 | Score: 0
| % medically identified as depressed | |
|---|---|
| Income <$24k | 30 |
| Separated or divored | 29 |
| Women | 22 |
| Aged 45-64 | 21 |
| Single/Never married | 18 |
| Whites | 18 |
| Aged 65+ | 16 |
| Aged 18-44 | 16 |
| Hispanics | 16 |
| Income $24k-60k | 16 |
| Blacks | 15 |
| Married | 14 |
| Income >$60k | 13 |
| Men | 13 |
| Asians | 9 |
Sources:
economix.blogs.nytimes.com
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Lower-income Americans suffer depression disproportionally compared to all other groups in America. Reminds us of the saying, "Money won't buy happiness, but it sure as Hell is a good down payment!"