18. (A) Finland, Norway and Hungary report similar levels of income inequality, yet people in Finland are inherently privileged. (B) Finland, Norway, and Hungary have similar rates of homelessness, yet people in Finland enjoy more freedom to make decisions. (C) Finland, the UK, and the US have similar income gap, yet the rich in Finland are more willing to spend money on education. (D) Finland, the UK, and the US are in the same group in terms of income inequality, yet people in Finland are not as fearful. (E) Finland, the UK, and the US have similar rates of inequality on average, yet Finland comes on top regarding its level of happiness.