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Which of the following is a reason why the nature and extent of vertical inequality are important?

  1. It is important for creating a just society where happiness tends to be higher in more egalitarian societies.
  2. It impacts the level of poverty for a given national income per capita.
  3. It is directly related to the growth rate of national income.
  4. It is not a significant factor in societal well-being.

    Ai, ii

    Bii, iv

    Ci, iii

    Di only

    Answer:

    A. i, ii

    Read Explanation:

    • Vertical inequality refers to inequality among individuals or households.

    • The nature and extent of vertical inequality are important for a number of reasons.

    • One is that of creating a just society because happiness tends to be higher in an egalitarian or more equal society.

    • Secondly, the extent of inequality, for any given national income per capita, determines the level of poverty.


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