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    -In the Above Figure, If the Lorenz Curve Were to Move
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-In the Above Figure, If the Lorenz Curve Were to Move

Question 345

Question 345

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  -In the above figure, if the Lorenz curve were to move closer to the diagonal line containing points b and c, the income distribution would be A)  more unequal. B)  more equal. C)  unchanged. D)  More information is needed to determine how this change would affect the income distribution.
-In the above figure, if the Lorenz curve were to move closer to the diagonal line containing points b and c, the income distribution would be


A) more unequal.
B) more equal.
C) unchanged.
D) More information is needed to determine how this change would affect the income distribution.

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