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Which of the following statements about the distribution of wealth in Canada in 2006 is false?
A) The bottom 24 percent of families have no wealth or have negative wealth.
B) The wealthiest 1 percent of families own 24 percent of the wealth.
C) The bottom 40 percent of families own 20 percent of the wealth.
D) The wealthiest 20 percent of families own 70 percent of the wealth.
E) The wealthiest 10 percent of families own 51 percent of the wealth.
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Microeconomics for Life: Smart Choices for You

Microeconomics for Life: Smart Choices for You


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