The symmetry principle is the requirement that:
A: people in similar situations be treated similarly.
B: Society's income be distributed symmetrically among its members.
C: the poorest 20 percent of households should receive the same total income as the richest 10 percent of households.
D: the average person be made as well off as possible.
A: people in similar situations be treated similarly.
B: Society's income be distributed symmetrically among its members.
C: the poorest 20 percent of households should receive the same total income as the richest 10 percent of households.
D: the average person be made as well off as possible.
举一反三
- The symmetry principle states that A: the poorest person must be made as well off as possible. B: income should be transferred from the rich to the poor up to the point of complete equality. C: resources should be common property. D: people in similar situations must be treated similarly.
- Capital income does not include income paid to households for the use of their capital
- The symmetry principle in economics means that A: all individuals must have similar outcomes. B: all similar individuals must be treated similarly. C: individuals must have opposite outcomes. D: similar individuals must have similar outcomes.
- For Susie, a 7 percent increase in income results in a 12 percent increase in the quantity demanded of pizza. For Susie, the income elasticity of demand for pizza is_________.
- Their income increased by 21 percent over that of the previous year.