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The material wealth gap in the united states increased from the 1970s to the 2000s due to, among other factors, a. tightly regulated markets depressing wages for a majority of workers. b. fewer immigrants filling fewer low-paying service jobs. c. lightly regulated markets depressing wages for unskilled workers. d. higher-paying service jobs replacing lower-paying manufacturing jobs.
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