It Is Argued That Measures Taken to Reduce Inequality May

question 32

Multiple Choice

It is argued that measures taken to reduce inequality may decrease economic efficiency because

• A) poor people are inherently unproductive.
• B) it will lead to opportunities for poor people to gain advanced education and training.
• C) it is more efficient to produce the goods and services that rich people buy.
• D) it will increase saving at the expense of consumption and thereby lower output.
• E) people will have less incentive to produce if their incomes are unrelated to their productivity.

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