Most Honest Cities: The Reader’s Digest “Lost Wallet” Test

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GuestPoster279Guest28 September 2013 13:08:23

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Budapest came in as the third most honest city:

http://www.rd.com/slideshows/most-hones … allet-test

fidobsa Serial expat

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fidobsaSerial expat30 September 2013 13:29:31

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Interesting results but you don't know how well the experiment was conducted. They may have dropped them in high crime parts of some cities and low crime parts of others. It would have been interesting to see how they would get on in Sofia, 0 out of 12 perhaps?

szocske Serial expat

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szocskeSerial expat30 September 2013 13:39:55

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I'm impressed they did 12 drops, that's way above journalists' standards for "data" :-)

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