A) the life cycle.
B) permanent income.
C) transitory income.
D) in-kind transfers.
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A) In-kind transfers cost less to administer than cash transfers.
B) In-kind transfers restrict the use of the benefit; thus, recipients receive necessities such as food and health care.
C) In-kind transfers are more efficient than cash transfers.
D) In-kind transfers give the recipient more utility than cash transfers.
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A) Germany
B) Turkey
C) South Africa
D) Mexico
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A) less than 25%
B) between 25% and 50%
C) between 50% and 75%
D) There is insufficient information to answer this question.
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A) She receives $10,000.
B) She owes $10,000.
C) She receives $15,000.
D) She owes $5,000
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A) 7.8 percent.
B) between 10 percent and 25 percent.
C) between 25 percent and 50 percent.
D) 39 percent.
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A) 20 percent.
B) 40 percent.
C) 60 percent.
D) 80 percent.
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A) established by the federal government.
B) approximately equivalent to three times the cost of providing an adequate diet.
C) an absolute level of income below which a family is deemed to be in poverty.
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) Taxes Owed = (1/4 of Income) $2
B) Taxes Owed = (1/2 of Income) 3/4
C) Taxes Owed = (1/2 of Income) + $10,000
D) Taxes Owed = (1/3 of Income) - $10,000
E) $2
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A) An extra dollar of income to a poor person provides that person with more additional utility than does an extra dollar to a rich person.
B) An extra dollar of income to a poor person provides that person with less additional utility than does an extra dollar to a rich person.
C) An extra dollar of income to a poor person provides that person with the same additional utility as does an extra dollar to a rich person.
D) An extra dollar of income to a poor person provides that person with the same total utility as does an extra dollar to a rich person.
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A) A minimum wage law will result in less additional unemployment if labor demand is elastic rather than inelastic.
B) An in-kind transfer allows a person to use the benefit to purchase whatever they think they need most.
C) If a tax policy states that taxes owed equal 1/3 of income less $15,000, a person earning $25,000 per year would owe $6,666.67 in taxes.
D) Welfare reform enacted in 1996 limited the amount of time recipients could stay on welfare.
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A) Policies to reduce elderly (65 years and older) poverty rates since 1959 seem to have been effective.
B) The age group suffering the highest poverty rate in recent years has been 18 to 64 year olds.
C) Policies to reduce youth (under 18 years) poverty rates since 1959 seem to have been effective.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) that the government should choose just policies as evaluated by an impartial observer behind a "veil of ignorance."
B) in the assumption of diminishing marginal utility.
C) that everyone in society should have equal utility.
D) that the government should not redistribute income.
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A) available only to the elderly.
B) forms of in-kind assistance.
C) forms of cash assistance.
D) transfer payments.
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