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IQ and the Wealth of Nations by Richard Lynn, Tatu Vanhanen

IQ and the Wealth of Nations Richard Lynn, Tatu Vanhanen ebook
Format: chm
Page: 320
ISBN: 027597510X, 9780313010897
Publisher: Praeger Publishers

By Aschwin de Wolf Posted on August 15, 2009. The mean IQ level of all participants is 106. Now that I'm done with the Necessary Caveats, it's time we had a look at why exactly HBD/IQ theories are both valid, and relevant to the real world. In addition, the population of some Latin American countries (Argentina, Uruguay, etc) got the same IQ scores as the USA & Canada according to Dr. Unz, publisher of The American Conservative, is taking on claims made in the 2002 book IQ and the Wealth of Nations that differences in national IQ account for the substantial variation in national per capita income. This is more or less close to the figure given in Lynn's IQ and Wealth of Nations. Some say that Asian Americans are naturally more intelligent than White Americans and therefore make more money on average. Groups within the US score different average IQ's, such as 115 for college grads, or 85 for African-Americans. Indeed, the claims of the new study will excite Lynn as they are similar to the claims made in the controversial 2002 book, IQ and the Wealth of Nations, which he co-authored with Dr. For example, IQ & the Wealth of Nations (2002) reported an IQ of 59 for Equatorial Guinea, based on a small study by Fernández-Ballesteros et al. In it, he argues there is a correllation between national GDP and IQ. Basing his assessment of current global inequality on the probing works of such illuminaries as Tatu Vanhanen ("IQ And The Wealth Of Nations"), and Richard Lynn ("IQ And Global Inequality"), Mr. IQ and the Wealth of Nations does for the study of human diversity and achievement among nations what The Bell Curve did for IQ and achievement in the USA.”–J. I started with another thesis, but it didn't pan out. (IQ and the wealth of Nations). National IQ estimates from Richard Lynn's "IQ and the Wealth of Nations" (2002). My comments on Ron Unz's article “Race, IQ, and Wealth” have led to further exchanges between myself and Ron. Googling around, though, I came across this book.