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[12] Scarlett: I suppose that the most obvious examples we can find would be
in the gap between the rich people of a nation and the poor.
In our own country, there is a huge difference between those
on welfare and those who are considered rich. It is because
of this that measurements such as the GDP or even the per
capita GDP do not necessarily reflect the living
conditions of the people of that country.
Another example would be in South American countries where
there are a few extremely wealthy individuals who make their
money in drug trafficking, while most of the population live
in poverty. |
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