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A) the high-income cutoff
B) the low-income cutoff
C) the median family of four income
D) an absolute measure which is calculated annually
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A) How much inequality is there in our society?
B) How many people live in poverty?
C) How often do people receive raises?
D) How is inequality measured?
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A) 7
B) 10
C) 12
D) 15
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A) 55
B) 65
C) 75
D) 85
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A) Ms.Shanahan's utility falls by less than Mr.Koslo's utility rises.
B) Ms.Shanahan's utility falls by more than Mr.Koslo's utility rises.
C) Mr.Koslo's utility falls by less than Ms.Shanahan's utility rises.
D) Mr.Koslo's utility falls by more than Ms.Shanahan's utility rises.
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A) 32
B) 43
C) 52
D) 78
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A) Outcomes always dominate processes.
B) Only individual members of society can earn income.
C) Government has no role in the economy.
D) Society is responsible for ensuring an equal distribution of income.
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A) efficiently, but not necessarily ensuring fairness
B) not only fairly but also efficiently
C) fairly, but not necessarily ensuring efficiency
D) not only efficiently but also equitably
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A) the outcome of the system
B) the process by which outcomes arise
C) the maximin criterion
D) maximizing total social utility
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A) Affirmative action programs are doomed to failure.
B) The government should not try to reach complete equality in income.
C) Full egalitarian policies will always dominate competing policy options.
D) Equality of economic opportunity is an unattainable goal.
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A) utilitarianism
B) liberalism
C) libertarianism
D) monetarism
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A) Canada has relatively high equality among the developed countries but less equality than the developing countries.
B) Canada has relatively high equality among the developed countries and also more equality than the developing countries.
C) Canada has relatively high inequality among the developed countries and also less equality than the developing countries.
D) Canada has relatively high inequality among the developed countries but has more equality than the developing countries.
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A) permanent income
B) economic life cycle income
C) transitory income
D) natural income
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