A theory that attempts to explain the relationship between income inequality and economic growth.

A theory that attempts to explain the relationship between economic growth and unemployment.

A theory that attempts to explain the relationship between income inequality and inflation.

A theory that attempts to explain the relationship between economic growth and interest rates.

Income inequality initially increases as economic growth accelerates, but eventually decreases as growth continues.

Income inequality initially decreases as economic growth accelerates, but eventually increases as growth continues.

Income inequality remains constant as economic growth accelerates.

Income inequality is not related to economic growth.

In the early stages of economic growth, the benefits of growth are concentrated among a small group of people, leading to increased income inequality.

In the later stages of economic growth, the benefits of growth are more evenly distributed, leading to decreased income inequality.

Both of the above.

None of the above.

Economic policies should focus on promoting economic growth, even if it leads to increased income inequality in the short term.

Economic policies should focus on reducing income inequality, even if it leads to slower economic growth in the short term.

Economic policies should focus on both promoting economic growth and reducing income inequality.

Economic policies should not focus on either promoting economic growth or reducing income inequality.

It is based on a simplistic model of economic growth.

It does not take into account the role of institutions in determining income inequality.

It does not take into account the role of technology in determining income inequality.

All of the above.