An equal society is stable by definition from class struggles. But a highly unequal society, where the upper class has sufficient power to keep the lower class permanently repressed (oppressed), is also stable. In between is unstable. I find this nonlinearity curious. (Feigenbaum constant?)
How does the economic output of the stable extremes compare? At first glance, the highly unequal society, with long term power structures, allows for better investment because of predictability.
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