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ECON1002 Introductory Macroeconomics
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If we assume that there are 100 households in the economy and that total income to be distributed across those households is $4000 (per day) and if the 20% poorest households earn $15 per day and the 60% middle income households earn $25 per day, what is the cumulative income earned by the RICHEST 20% of households?
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We start by outlining the given data and what is being asked. There are 100 households in total, and total income across all households is 4000 per day. The 20% poorest households amount to 20 households, each earning 15 per day, and the 60% middle-income household......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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