Which of the following is a fundamental cause of inequality of income?
Question and options
Which of the following is a fundamental cause of inequality of income?
- System of private property
- The law of inheritance
- Differences in opportunities
- All of the given options are correct
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - All of the given options are correct
The system of private property, the law of inheritance and differences in opportunities are each a basic cause of income inequality: property yields income to its owners, inheritance passes that property down the generations, and unequal access to education and jobs makes earnings unequal. As all three are causes, no single one of them is the complete answer.
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