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2. Using the data for income distribution found in the table below, compare the extent of income inequality between USA and Sweden using as many measures of income inequality as possible. % of Total National Income United States Sweden Top quintile of income earners 50.2 Fourth quintile of income earners 23.4 Middle quintile of income earners 14.6 Second quintile of income earners 8 Bottom quintile of income earners 3.3 37.0 22.7 17.6 14.0 3. The table below uses data for 2014. All population values are in thousands. Country Working Labor force Employed Unemployed Unemployment LFPR (%) population rate (%) Japan 77,550 France Germany 53,387 30,052 42,165 62,886 2,416 2,975 56 a. Fill in the blanks in the table above. b. Explain how more stringent labor laws in Germany and France that make it difficult for firms to fire workers during economic downturns could lead them to having higher unemployment rates compared to Japan.
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