Exam 18: Who Gets What the Distribution of Income
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If a nation's Lorenz curve lies on the 45-degree line of income equality:
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The official poverty income threshold in the United States is:
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Over 17 million American households had a net worth over $1 million. This means:
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For the purpose of determining whether a family is officially considered to be living in poverty, poverty figures do not include:
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John Rawls's views on income distribution and fairness can best be described by the statement:
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Refer to the graph shown.
The poorest 50 percent of the families earn:

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Which program has been very successful in keeping the elderly out of poverty?
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U.S. poverty figures do not include in-kind transfers or underreporting of income.
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An increase in the tax rate can cause total tax collections to fall if:
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In the United States, the income distribution is shaped like a:
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Which of the following Lorenz curves is closest to the diagonal line?
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The trend back toward greater inequality in the 1970s and 1980s was caused by:
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On the Lorenz curve, a perfectly equal distribution of income would be represented by:
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The Gini coefficient for Algeria is about 0.4. How would this number be shown on a Lorenz curve?
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