Chapter 17: 27RQ (page 426)
What are the two key choices U.S. citizens need to make that determines their relative wealth?
Short Answer
The two main options that determine the relative wealth of the citizens of U.S. are education and saving.
Chapter 17: 27RQ (page 426)
What are the two key choices U.S. citizens need to make that determines their relative wealth?
The two main options that determine the relative wealth of the citizens of U.S. are education and saving.
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