2).Do you think it likely that attempts to reduce income inequality would reduce people's incentives to work? Why or why not?

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1). Would reducing inequality have any benefits for society in general? Specifically, would reducing inequality benefit middle class and upper class households? If so, how?

2).Do you think it likely that attempts to reduce income inequality would reduce people's incentives to work? Why or why not?

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