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English: A correlation of religiosity and national income. Religiosity is defined here as the percentage of the population who self-describe themselves as a "religious person". Based on data from http://redcresearch.ie/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/RED-C-press-release-Religion-and-Atheism-25-7-12.pdf
Date 20 October 2012, 22:26:46
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Author Peteruetz

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