D Question 4 From an examination of data on income and wealth, it can be concluded that wealth distributiíon is equal to income distribution. income distribution is more equal than wealth distribution. income and wealth are unrelated. wealth distribution is more equal than income distribution. income and wealth are the same.

D Question 4 From an examination of data on income and wealth, it can be concluded that wealth distributiíon is equal to income distribution. income distribution is more equal than wealth distribution. income and wealth are unrelated. wealth distribution is more equal than income distribution. income and wealth are the same.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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