Trickle down theory suggests that (A) tax benefits to the rich lead to an increase in the income and well-being of all. (B) an increase in per capita income leads to an increase in the income and the well-being of all. (C) an increase in exports leads to an increase in the income and the well-being of all. (D) an increase in government expenditure leads to an increase in the income and the well-being of all.

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UoH 2015 Question 61: Poverty, inequality and human development

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