(I) Opponents to government action to reduce income inequality argue that the pattern of economic outcomes is more important than the process that generates the outcomes. (II) Opponents of government action to reduce income inequality argue that the proposed solutions will retard economic growth.

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Opponents to government action to reduce income inequality typically argue that the process (such as free market mechanisms) is more important than the outcomes. They also often argue that such actions could hinder economic growth, making II true.

(I) Opponents to Government Action to Reduce Income Inequality Argue