The distribution of annual income
A) understates the degree of inequality because it does not take into account the family's stage in its life cycle.
B) understates the degree of inequality because it does not take into account the distribution of human capital.
C) overstates the degree of inequality because it does not take into account the family's stage in its life cycle.
D) overstates the degree of inequality because it does not take into account the distribution of human capital.
E) is an accurate measure of the degree of inequality.
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A)income is a
Q28: Poverty is
A)an income below the national average
Q29: The income distribution in Canada is
A)bell-shaped.
B)positively skewed.
C)negatively
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