A key element in the easterlin hypothesis is that the relative size of cohorts can influence the way in which people and societies change over time.

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Kamila Preston

20 January, 21:01

A key element in the easterlin hypothesis is that the relative size of cohorts can influence the way in which people and societies change over time.

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Michaela · Answer 1

It is true that a key element in the Easterlin hypothesis is that the relative size of cohorts can influence the way in which people and societies change over time.

Andrew Willis · Answer 2

That statement is True.

In this context, Cohort refers to the group of people that shared a certain similar characteristics.

The larger the size of the Cohort, the smaller the chance of the members in that society to be involved in conflict and conducted act of violence towards one another, which would determine the dominant group in that society.