Gini coefficient

Lorenz curve

Kuznets ratio

All of the above

Economic growth always leads to increased income inequality.

Economic growth always leads to decreased income inequality.

The relationship between economic growth and income inequality is complex and can vary depending on the specific context.

None of the above.

Differences in education and skills

Differences in access to capital and resources

Discrimination

All of the above

The feeling of being worse off compared to others in society.

The feeling of being better off compared to others in society.

The feeling of being equal to others in society.

None of the above.

Social unrest and instability

Reduced economic growth

Increased crime and violence

All of the above

It suggests that income inequality initially increases as a country develops, but then decreases as the country reaches a certain level of development.

It suggests that income inequality initially decreases as a country develops, but then increases as the country reaches a certain level of development.

It suggests that income inequality remains constant as a country develops.

None of the above.

Progressive taxation

Social safety nets

Investment in education and skills development

All of the above

It suggests that there is a positive correlation between income inequality and social mobility.

It suggests that there is a negative correlation between income inequality and social mobility.

It suggests that there is no correlation between income inequality and social mobility.

None of the above.

Reduced economic growth due to lower aggregate demand.

Reduced economic growth due to lower investment.

Reduced economic growth due to lower innovation.

All of the above

It suggests that income inequality can be reduced through government policies that redistribute income from the rich to the poor.

It suggests that income inequality can be reduced through government policies that redistribute income from the poor to the rich.

It suggests that income inequality cannot be reduced through government policies.

None of the above.

Higher rates of chronic diseases among the poor.

Higher rates of infant mortality among the poor.

Lower life expectancy among the poor.

All of the above

It suggests that there is an optimal level of taxation that maximizes government revenue.

It suggests that there is an optimal level of taxation that minimizes government revenue.

It suggests that there is no optimal level of taxation.

None of the above.

Lower voter turnout among the poor.

Lower levels of political engagement among the poor.

Lower levels of trust in government among the poor.

All of the above

It suggests that 20% of the population earns 80% of the income.

It suggests that 80% of the population earns 20% of the income.

It suggests that there is no relationship between income and population distribution.

None of the above.

Higher crime rates in areas with higher income inequality.

Higher crime rates in areas with lower income inequality.

No relationship between income inequality and crime rates.

None of the above.