John Rawls' argument for maximizing the well-being of those who are least well off in society recognizes _____
a. that everyone is the same
b. that the disincentives toward earning income inherent in redistribution
c. that social welfare is maximized when income is equalized
d. a and c
b
Economics
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During the financial crisis of 2007-2009, the U.S. government determined that
a. AIG was too big to fail but Lehman Brothers was not. b. Lehman Brothers was too big to fail but AIG was not. c. both Lehman Brothers and AIG were too big to fail. d. neither Lehman Brothers nor AIG were too big to fail.
Economics
A natural experiment always has a control group, which is affected by the policy change, and a treatment group, which is not affected by the policy change.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Economics