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... income distribution that is normal (bell curve) maximize upward mobility? (Please specify your metric for upward mobility.) -tg I don't think so; a wedge-shaped distribution where ...people would seem to be the best bet for maximizing upward mobility. / / ^ / $ / ____________ Population

... <tgdenn...@earthlink.net> wrote: Does an income distribution that is normal (bell curve) maximize upward mobility? (Please specify your metric for upward mobility.) -tg Why would it? You're trying to draw a direct analogy between statistical mathematics and applied economics. Mathematics is...

...am, tg <tgdenn...@earthlink.net> wrote: Does an income distribution that is normal (bell curve) maximize upward mobility? (Please specify your metric for upward mobility.) -tg Why would it? You're trying to draw a direct analogy between statistical mathematics and applied economics. Mathematics is a...

Does an income distribution that is normal (bell curve) maximize upward mobility? (Please specify your metric for upward mobility.) -tg

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