I saw this on Fareed Zakaria's show mentioning an Economist article linking COVID-19 deaths in a country with inequity in a country. The more inequity, the more deaths and it also mentions more spent on health care for the rich had little effect but more money spent on the poor did affect the numbers. I can't see the article because of the paywall. Not sure if China was studied because they said 80 countries were involved. So are they saying China has lesser inequity since it's handled COVID-19 better than most? We always hear charged there's lot of inequity in China but this studies' logic seems to counter it if that's the case.
You mean this which cites this for 84 countries (yes, includes China). The key supplemental table with China is here: and
It shows China has high income equality, but it's double-rate of deaths is significantly lower than other nations. This study is weird, it found that COVID mortality is positively correlated with trust levels and group affiliations. So yea, weird.