El Novio Robado Episodio 10 – Flashcards
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
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Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
answer
Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
answer
Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
answer
Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
answer
Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
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Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
answer
Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time
question
Breining "The 1 Percent: How Lucky They Are" 2011
answer
Argues that the unequal distribution of wealth in America is a result of capitalism and industrialization Chance and luck are the driving forces behind the rich getting richer, and makes it harder for the poor to succeed Used a computer model to prove that chance results in inequalities and widens over time