A) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families; unemployment compensation
B) Supplemental Security Income; unemployment compensation
C) Social Security; Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
D) Medicaid; Medicare
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A) increased, rather than reduced, the number of people on welfare.
B) reduced the number of people on welfare significantly until the recession of 2007-08 swelled the number of recipients.
C) aided the poor by automatically increasing welfare payments when inflation occurs.
D) greatly increased the unemployment rate.
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A) unemployment and economic freedom.
B) equality and economic freedom.
C) economic efficiency and equality.
D) unemployment and economic growth.
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A) a 20 percent boost in Social Security retirement benefits
B) increasing payroll taxes
C) reducing the progressiveness of the federal personal income tax
D) eliminating the TANF program
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A) income equality.
B) income inequality.
C) maximizing total utility.
D) maximizing marginal utility.
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A) a lower domestic output than would otherwise be the case.
B) higher levels of total employment than would otherwise be the case.
C) higher interest rates in the private sector than would otherwise be the case.
D) a higher rate of inflation than would otherwise be the case.
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A) public assistance programs.
B) social insurance programs.
C) benefit-reduction programs.
D) entitlement programs.
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A) increase the minimum wage.
B) shift people from welfare to employment.
C) provide medical insurance to poverty-level workers.
D) provide income to the blind and disabled.
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A) reduced immigration
B) increased demand for highly skilled workers
C) the falling labor force participation rate of women
D) increased power of unions
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A) wages and salaries
B) rental payments
C) profits from a corporation
D) corporate stock holdings
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A) lower wages and a less efficient allocation of resources.
B) lower wages but a more efficient allocation of resources.
C) lower wages but no effect on the efficient allocation of resources.
D) higher wages and a more efficient allocation of labor resources.
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A) is a form of social insurance.
B) has been found to be unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
C) limits total lifetime welfare benefits to 5 years and requires able-bodied adults to work after receiving benefits for 2 years.
D) perpetuates the so-called culture of poverty.
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A) a tax credit for corporate contributions to charity.
B) a tax break for businesses that invest in community programs.
C) an income payment to those individuals who are not able to work.
D) a wage subsidy for low-income workers to offset Social Security taxes.
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A) employment discrimination.
B) human capital discrimination.
C) statistical discrimination.
D) occupational segregation.
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A) is unchanged.
B) is less equally distributed.
C) is more equally distributed.
D) becomes more beneficial for the wealthy.
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