Question

multiple - choice question
how do congressional members salaries reflect their economic advantage?
their salaries are set at the national minimum wage level.
their salaries are more than twice the median income of the us population.
their salaries are determined by the size of the district they represent

Explanation:

Congressional members' salaries are relatively high. The median income in the US is a common - used measure of middle - class income. Salaries being more than twice the median income shows an economic advantage. Salaries are not at the national minimum wage level and not determined by district size.

Answer:

B. Their salaries are more than twice the median income of the US population