The three main branches of the debate over income inequality are ________.
A) inequality surrounding nations, inequality regarding nations, and global equality
B) inequality within nations, inequality between nations, and global inequality
C) equality among nations, equality between nations, and regional inequality
D) equality within nations, equality between nations, and local equality

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The three main branches of the debate over income inequality are inequality within nations, inequality between nations, and global inequality. Choice A is incorrect as it does not differentiate between inequality surrounding or regarding nations. Choice C is incorrect as it uses the term "equality" instead of "inequality." Choice D is incorrect as it also uses the term "equality" instead of "inequality" and limits the focus to local regions only.

The Three Main Branches of the Debate Over Income Inequality