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The combined value of everything a person owns is a measure of | O A. income B. financial wealth C. access to necessities D. happiness
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The combined value of everything a person owns is a measure of

| O A. income
B. financial wealth
C. access to necessities
D. happiness

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Correct option is B. Financial Wealth
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B

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