A common economic observation suggests that a disproportionately large share of outcomes is often produced by a small fraction of inputs. When applied to wealth, this is often expressed as a specific ratio. Consider a hypothetical economy with a total wealth of $50 million distributed among 1,000 citizens. The wealthiest 200 citizens in this economy collectively possess $40 million in assets. Based on the data provided, does the wealth distribution in this economy align with the commonly cited principle? Justify your answer using calculations.