mehrotrayashraj wrote:
Lets assume that the person was earning 100 of which 10 was going for medicines.
He/She now earns 106 and 10.6 goes for medicines. This still leaves us with 5.4 to increase standard of living. B cannot be the right answer.
I went for A as charitable donations could be variable and this should not be added in the income. Thus the income could still be 100 and thus in the sense of the real world, would have had no significant change.
chetan2u could you please explain this.
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