A) be unemployable.
B) earn more money.
C) not benefit from specializing.
D) All of these are true.
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A) I only
B) II and III only
C) I and III only
D) I, II, and III
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A) Spur economic growth.
B) Redistribute wealth from the rich to the poor.
C) Reduce the time people spend in transient poverty.
D) None of these are true.
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A) economic growth that derives from, and therefore benefits disproportionally, the highly skilled/highly educated workers in a society.
B) the growth in technology that has caused many jobs to shift away from the service sector to the technology sector.
C) the changing makeup of the workforce in countries with large amounts of technology.
D) None of these are true.
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A) if everyone is getting richer, the relative speed of these gains isn't as important.
B) it is fundamentally unjust for some people to have so much when others have so little.
C) if a society is not getting richer, it can never become more equal.
D) All of these are true.
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A) Economic development
B) Safety nets
C) Redistribution
D) All of these are goals of policy to address poverty and inequality.
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A) 3.17
B) 0.32
C) 0.24
D) 0.76
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A) increasing
B) holding steady
C) decreasing
D) effectively perfect
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A) white; black and Hispanic
B) black; white
C) black and Hispanic; white
D) white; Hispanic
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A) no income is being earned.
B) an error was made in the calculation.
C) perfect inequality exists.
D) perfect equality exists.
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A) it is a single number that does not capture regional differences in the cost of living.
B) the ratio of food consumption to total income is different now than when the definition of poverty was defined.
C) it fails to account accurately for expenditures other than food.
D) All of these are true.
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A) three or more consecutive years
B) at least two consecutive months
C) more than one year
D) at least six consecutive months
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A) 85 to 95.
B) 25 to 60.
C) 05 to .2.
D) 6 to 8.
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A) the extent to which governments redistribute income through the public budget.
B) the number of jobs that are available in each country.
C) the labor force participation rate within different countries.
D) how many income earners there are relative to total population.
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A) more than those in the bottom quintile.
B) less than they did 100 years ago.
C) less than those in the middle quintile.
D) All of these are true.
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A) how much income is stored in offshore banks.
B) the ability to improve one's economic circumstances over time.
C) how likely the income associated with each job in the country will change in relative terms.
D) the increase in the income associated with each job in the country that occurs over time.
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A) a person's income to their parents' income.
B) a person's earliest income to their income at retirement.
C) a person's education level to their parents' education level.
D) None of these are used to measure income mobility.
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A) The more equal a society is, the more the economy grows, so the best economy is the most equal.
B) The more equal a society is, the more everyone gains when the economy improves, but that doesn't mean the most equal society is the best society.
C) Economic growth will create imbalance in an otherwise equal society, and the government will need to work to equalize incomes.
D) Economic growth in an equal society will provide more resources for its disadvantaged members.
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A) three or more consecutive years
B) at least two consecutive months
C) more than one year
D) at least six consecutive months
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A) Economic development
B) Safety nets
C) Redistribution
D) None of these are true.
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