A) higher than both the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 and the percentage of elderly aged 65 years and over in poverty.
B) higher than the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 but is lower than the percentage of elderly aged 65 years and over in poverty.
C) lower than both the percentage of adults aged18 to 64 and the percentage of elderly aged 65 years and over in poverty.
D) lower than the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 but is higher than the percentage of elderly aged 65 years and over in poverty.
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A) A decrease in individual income inequality worldwide.
B) An increase in free trade.
C) The establishment of stronger property rights.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) $8,628
B) $9,359
C) $12,353
D) $12,400
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A) the poor pay higher taxes.
B) the rich always benefit more than the poor.
C) the poor are encouraged to work.
D) incentives to earn income are diminished.
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A) increased international trade with low-wage countries
B) changes in technology
C) a reduction in the demand for unskilled labor
D) an increase in minimum wages
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A) childhood literacy rates have increased.
B) private charities have provided sufficient child-care resources for working mothers.
C) employment has increased among the demographic groups traditionally on welfare, including single mothers.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) must have both parents in the home to qualify.
B) are female head-of-household families in which the father is absent.
C) have adult children with disabilities living at home.
D) are ineligible to receive assistance from other support programs.
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A) permanent income.
B) life-cycle income.
C) transitory income.
D) an in-kind transfer.
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A) utilitarianism
B) liberalism
C) libertarianism
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) 65.
B) 50.
C) 40.
D) 30.
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A) utilitarianism
B) liberalism
C) libertarianism
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) retired.
B) middle-aged.
C) married with young children.
D) young and single.
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A) The government will distort incentives.
B) Income will be fairly distributed.
C) People will alter their market behaviors.
D) Markets will become less efficient at allocating resources to their highest valued use.
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A) The percentage of the population that suffers from long-term poverty is far smaller than the percentage of the population that suffers from short-term poverty because there is a high level of economic mobility in the United States.
B) Permanent income is a better measure of a family's ability to buy the necessities of life than is transitory income.
C) The economic life cycle theory explains why gifts of goods and services reduce poverty for the very young and the very old.
D) Because people can borrow and save to smooth out changes in income, their standard of living in any one year depends more on lifetime income than on a particular year's income.
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