A) encourage saving among recipient groups.
B) impose a very low marginal tax rate on income.
C) are only made available to those with no other source of income.
D) may discourage the poor from escaping poverty on their own.
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A) are costly for the government to impose.
B) force a market imbalance between the supply and demand for labor.
C) have the potential to provide benefits to all poor people, whereas a negative tax can only benefit some poor people.
D) do not affect segments of the population who are not poor.
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A) the negative income tax.
B) the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) .
C) Medicaid.
D) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) .
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A) Nigeria, India, Mexico, Germany
B) Brazil, United States, India, Japan
C) United States, Ethiopia, Japan, South Africa
D) Japan, India, United States, Brazil
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A) Jeremy Bentham
B) John Stuart Mill
C) John Rawls
D) Robert Nozick
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A) utilitarianism
B) liberalism
C) libertarianism
D) welfarism
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A) 3 percent of families are poor for 8 or more years.
B) 5 percent of families are poor for 8 or more years.
C) 8 percent of families are poor for 8 or more years.
D) 10 percent of families are poor for 8 or more years.
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A) Ethiopia.
B) France.
C) Russia.
D) Thailand.
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A) the objective is to enhance efficiency and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes more equal.
B) the objective is to enhance efficiency and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes less equal.
C) the objective is to enhance equality and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes more efficient.
D) the objective is to enhance equality and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes less efficient.
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A) $18,750
B) $20,000
C) $34,690
D) $38,000
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A) increased overall.
B) decreased overall.
C) stayed the same overall.
D) moved in the opposite direction of the number of people in poverty.
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A) lifetime income rather than annual income.
B) aggregate income rather than annual personal income.
C) annual extended-family income rather than annual personal income.
D) income averaged across seasons rather than across years.
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A) cannot be alleviated by privately sponsored anti-poverty programs.
B) cannot be alleviated by government sponsored anti-poverty programs.
C) is a long-term problem for a relatively large number of families.
D) is not a long-term problem for most families.
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A) increasing income inequality
B) a reduction in the poverty line
C) rapid economic growth
D) a reduction in international trade
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A) Germany
B) Turkey
C) South Africa
D) Mexico
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