All of the following are examples of policy-related factors affecting income distribution except for ____________.
A) taxation.
B) labor.
C) slavery.
D) international trade.
E) immigration.

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Slavery is not a policy-related factor affecting income distribution in modern societies. While slavery has historically been used as a means of controlling labor and income distribution, it is not an accepted or legal practice in most countries today. The other options (taxation, labor laws, international trade, and immigration policies) are all examples of policy-related factors that can impact income distribution in modern societies.

All of the Following Are Examples of Policy-Related Factors Affecting