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FIGURE 18.2 Lorenz Curves for Income and Wealth linked in a way that we will examine shortly , but it's important to remember the distinction : income is what you earn , wealth is what you own . Wealth is measured as the value of an ...
FIGURE 18.2 Lorenz Curves for Income and Wealth linked in a way that we will examine shortly , but it's important to remember the distinction : income is what you earn , wealth is what you own . Wealth is measured as the value of an ...
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Should we be looking at income , or should we be looking at wealth ? And should we , as we have so far , look at annual income , or should we look at income over some other time period — for example , over a family's lifetime ? with ...
Should we be looking at income , or should we be looking at wealth ? And should we , as we have so far , look at annual income , or should we look at income over some other time period — for example , over a family's lifetime ? with ...
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FIGURE 18.7 Life - Cycle Income , Consumption , and Wealth national surveyor concludes that , in terms of assets , Lee is 800 times as wealthy as Peter . The national survey concludes that wealth is much more unevenly distributed than ...
FIGURE 18.7 Life - Cycle Income , Consumption , and Wealth national surveyor concludes that , in terms of assets , Lee is 800 times as wealthy as Peter . The national survey concludes that wealth is much more unevenly distributed than ...
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