Income distribution – top decile share: “The top 10% of Indian households receive 35% of national income.” Identify which conclusions are logically supported about inequality and growth-related concentration.

Given data

• Fact: Top 10% households share 35% of national income.
• Conclusion I: Fast growth causes concentration of wealth.
• Conclusion II: National income is unevenly distributed in India.

Concept/Approach
The premise directly concerns current distribution, not growth dynamics.

Step-by-step evaluation
1) Conclusion I introduces a causal claim about 'when an economy grows fast ...'. The premise does not mention growth rates—thus I does not follow.2) A 35% share to the top 10% is a clear indicator of uneven distribution ⇒ Conclusion II follows.

Final Answer
Only conclusion II follows.