These are the shares of the seven firms in Macland’s sweater industry. Sally’s Sweaters: 36%, Jack’s Sweaters: 24%, Mira’s Sweaters: 2%, Nils’ Sweaters: 8%, Hans’ Sweaters: 3%, Pedro’s Sweaters: 7%, Jules’ Sweaters 20%. What is the HH index?

a. 88
b. 7,744
c. 2,398
d. 10,000


c. 2,398

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