Exam 54: Income Distribution, Poverty and Government Policy
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The figure given below shows the Lorenz curves of two countries (Country A and Country B). Figure 33.2
Total income (cumulative percentage)
Total population (cumuative percentage)
In Figure 33.2, the richest 20 percent of the population in Country B receive:
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The allocations of goods and services from one group in a society to another are called:
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Experiences of Russia and China prove that, greater the governmental intervention in the market, more equal will be the income distribution in the economy.
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If for each dollar earned, $0.50 is taken out of the transfer received by a family of four, the negative income tax rate is 50 percent.
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The world Lorenz curve coincides with the line of income equality because the average income of the different countries are more or less equal.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the distribution of consumption expenditures had a HiLo ratio of 3.8 in 2008 in contrast to the income ratio of 14.1.What can be inferred from the above statement?
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The figure given below shows the Lorenz curves of two countries (Country A and Country B). Figure 33.2
Total income (cumulative percentage)
Total population (cumuative percentage)
In Figure 33.2, the poorest 60 percent of the population in Country B receive:
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Unemployment insurance programs provide benefits to permanently unemployed people.
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In Country X, the highest 10 percent of families account for 70 percent of income.In Country Y, the highest 10 percent of families account for 20 percent of income.In this example:
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The main transfer programs of the U.S.government include each of the following, except:
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Someone who has the desire to work but has no exceptional abilities and has not acquired the skills necessary for a well-paying job is likely to escape poverty completely.
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The higher the HiLo ratio, the more the top income quintile earns relative to the bottom quintile.
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A proportional tax is a tax whose rate increases as the tax base widens.
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The figure given below shows the Lorenz curves of two countries (Country A and Country B). Figure 33.2
Total income (cumulative percentage)
Total population (cumuative percentage)
Refer to Figure 33.2.The richest 20 percent of the population in Country A receive:
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It is often found that there is a sufficient mobility within the income distribution such that a person in the lowest quintile of income can move to the higher ones and vice versa.
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If the Gini co-efficient for any economy is 0.85, which of the following statements is true?
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The horizontal and vertical axes of the Lorenz curve respectively measure:
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