How can the government reduce the wealth gap in a mixed market economy?

The government can control income levels by placing limits on how much citizens can earn.

The government can set wages for workers in certain industries to affect economic differences.

The government can improve education to provide new opportunities for workers in the lower class.

The government can tax members of the wealthy class at a lower rate to address differences in income.

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Landen Patrick

28 March, 15:04

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All except D is correct answer