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In a study conducted by a certain country's Economic Development Board, it was found that the Lorentz curve for the distribution of income of stockbrokers was described by the function ​ In a study conducted by a certain country's Economic Development Board, it was found that the Lorentz curve for the distribution of income of stockbrokers was described by the function ​   ​ And that of high school teachers by the function ​   ​ Compute the coefficient of inequality for each Lorentz curve. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth. ​ Which profession has a more equitable income distribution? ​ A)    B)  ​   C)  ​   D)  ​
And that of high school teachers by the function
In a study conducted by a certain country's Economic Development Board, it was found that the Lorentz curve for the distribution of income of stockbrokers was described by the function ​   ​ And that of high school teachers by the function ​   ​ Compute the coefficient of inequality for each Lorentz curve. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth. ​ Which profession has a more equitable income distribution? ​ A)    B)  ​   C)  ​   D)  ​
Compute the coefficient of inequality for each Lorentz curve. Round your answers to the nearest hundredth.

Which profession has a more equitable income distribution?


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