According to a 1999 opinion survey, low and moderate income Americans mistakenly believe they have a better chance of accumulating $500,000 through winning the lottery than through saving and investing a portion of their income.
A large number of low and moderate income Americans in 1999 played the lottery regularly hoping to win large sums of money.
mnli hypothesis: A large number of low and moderate income Americans in 1999 played the lottery regularly hoping to win large sums of money. premise: According to a 1999 opinion survey, low and moderate income Americans mistakenly believe they have a better chance of accumulating $500,000 through winning the lottery than through saving and investing a portion of their income.