If You're An Egalitarian, How Come You're So Rich?

1. Which of the following is a criticism of the wealthy claiming to be egalitarian?

A) Promoting consumerism
B) Advocating lower taxes
C) Hypocrisy in practices
D) Encouraging saving

2. What is 'philanthropy' often seen as by critics of wealthy egalitarians?

A) A way to avoid addressing systemic problems
B) A method for tax reduction
C) A cultural norm
D) A genuine desire to help

3. Egalitarianism often advocates for which of the following policies?

A) Flat tax rates
B) Progressive taxation
C) No taxation
D) Tax cuts for the rich

4. What can be a challenge for wealthy individuals in being regarded as egalitarian?

A) Public perception of inequality
B) Global economic growth
C) Fluctuating market values
D) Personal investment choices

5. What is a common belief about inheritance among egalitarians?

A) It's a right of all individuals
B) It perpetuates inequality
C) It's necessary for family legacy
D) It encourages hard work

6. Which phrase best describes an egalitarian approach to education?

A) Funding for elite institutions
B) Privileged access for the wealthy
C) Merit-based scholarships only
D) Equal access for all students

7. What role does social mobility play in egalitarianism?

A) It's not very important
B) It hinders economic growth
C) It's a myth
D) It's essential for fairness

8. What does an egalitarian perspective say about corporate responsibility?

A) Corporations should serve broader societal interests
B) Corporate laws should be relaxed
C) Corporations should maximize profits only
D) Companies should avoid social issues

9. Which economic system is often criticized by egalitarians?

A) Socialism
B) Feudalism
C) Capitalism
D) Communism

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