Many believe that people should be incentivized to produce more by being paid more for that additional production. This encourages people to operate more efficiently, and to produce more per capita. This results in a thriving economy for all, even those who are not highly productive, so even the poor are not as poor as they might be under different economic systems. For instance, even the poorest of the poor in America would be counted as among the richest in the old USSR.
Following on from what Anand Mehta said, if this was given as a class problem at a basic level, and the assumption was made that the incomes were normally distributed, 95% is equivalent to 1.96 SD. 1.96 * 10,000 = $19,600 So the range is given by $42,000 - $19,600 = $22400 and $4200 +$19600 = $61,600 ie $22,400-$61,600. If you were rounding, 95% is often considered as 2SD so then the range would be $22,000-$62,000.
Normal goods are any goods for which demand increases when incomes go up, and for which demand decreases when incomes go down. Normal goods tend to be luxury goods. If incomes go up, more people will be yachts. If incomes go down, fewer people will be yachts.
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An economy that is based on the incomes derived from slave labor.
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During anaphase of mitosis, sister chromatids are separated and become individual chromosomes that are then distributed equally to the daughter cells. This ensures that each daughter cell receives a complete and identical set of chromosomes.
By distributing them equally in any of these numbers of groups: 7, 11, 13, 77, 91, 143.
Water on Earth's landmasses is distributed through various sources such as rivers, lakes, groundwater, and glaciers. However, it is not distributed equally, with some regions experiencing water scarcity while others have abundant water resources. Factors like climate, topography, and human activities influence the distribution of water on land.