<snip from transcript> PAUL SOLMAN: But as Dan Ariely found in part two of his study, and as our own informal survey confirmed, when people didn't know which countries the pie charts represented, they overwhelmingly chose the one representing a much more equal and yet still prosperous country, Sweden, as the place they'd prefer to live. A function of their politics, we wondered? DAN ARIELY: We had 7,000 people distributed around the U.S., different levels of income, education, wealth, pol...