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The Marginal Productivity Theory of Income Distribution Was Developed by

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Question 199

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The marginal productivity theory of income distribution was developed by


A) Edward Lazear.
B) George Akerlof.
C) William Stanley Jevons.
D) John Bates Clark.

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