1% Fehler in den Quelldaten in vielen Gruppen
Von failure_joker
![[OC] Religionser Einkommensanteil in den USA](https://www.bytesde.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/zt07acyfsilf1-1024x611.png "[OC] Religionser Einkommensanteil in den USA")
1% Fehler in den Quelldaten in vielen Gruppen
Von failure_joker
7 Kommentare
Its kind of funny how in general non believers tend to earn more money (agnost/atheist) (which is understandable, less restrictions on life) except for when it comes to the jewish and hindu.
I wonder what makes people from that religion be so different than other religions when looking at income. (im not american so i wouldnt know)
Source?
Also how is it calculated, what constitutes as household? In a lot of Hindu and some other cultures’ households the male child doesn’t really move out if at all, they only do after marriage. That would skew the data wouldn’t it?
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Afnostic
Nothing in particular is exaxtly thw same thing
Why doesn’t it align at 100%?
Data like this doesn’t tell a whole story, first Jews and Hindus are basically located in large eastern and western coast cities where wages are way higher but so is prices, second Jewish and Hindu men stay with their families until marriage which means they have more people working, so obviously they will have a higher house income. The non religious, Christian’s and surprisingly Muslim have a way larger rural or small town population.
My wife is Hindu and I’m a former Jew turned atheist. I’d better start practicing Judaism again so we can be wealthier.
There is a bit of bias when it comes to the Hindu income. The USA has a strict immigration policy that only allows the more educated Hindus to come into the USA, and those educated Hindus tend to have higher income jobs.
You wouldn’t really see this in Middle East countries because they import Hindus that just want to work regardless of education or status.