Among the United States, Finland, and South Africa, income is distributed most equally in ________ and least equally in ________

Consider two countries: A and B. In country A, the annual growth rate of GDP per capita is 2%, while in country B the annual growth rate of GDP per capita is 6%. At present, country B's GDP per capita is higher than country A's GDP per capita

Which of the following statements will then be true? A) The gap between country A's GDP per capita and country B's GDP per capita will decrease for the first few years and then will increase later. B) The gap between country A's GDP per capita and country B's per capita will decrease over time. C) The gap between country A's GDP per capita and country B's per capita will widen over time. D) The gap between country A's GDP per capita and country B's per capita will remain the same.

With its goal of price stability, the Fed attempts to

A) keep the inflation rate from falling below 5% and rising above 10%. B) maintain an inflation rate of zero. C) achieve a low, stable inflation rate. D) counteract periods of inflation with periods of deflation.