A) its public perception of welfare dependency and irresponsibility.
B) lack of public concern for child welfare.
C) public opposition to locally administered welfare programs.
D) public opposition to welfare programs for the needy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) Sweden
B) Norway
C) France
D) Germany
E) The United States
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A) salary levels of the teachers.
B) population density of the community.
C) level of local school board control over policy.
D) community's wealth.
E) percentage of private to public schools in the community.
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A) public assistance and in-kind assistance
B) equity and efficiency
C) positive and negative
D) social insurance and public assistance
E) subsidized and social insurance
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A) that provides indirect payments to individuals,such as funding for public schools.
B) benefiting individuals,designed specifically to alleviate the hardships of old age.
C) that requires the payment of benefits to any individual who meets the eligibility criteria.
D) of social welfare for which citizenship is the only criterion of eligibility.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) the federal government.
B) the state governments.
C) local governments.
D) state and local governments.
E) private sources.
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A) was championed primarily by president Bill Clinton.
B) offers,but does not require,the chance for schools to receive additional funding if they submit to nationally standardized testing in reading,math,and science.
C) ties federal funding to national test results in reading,math,and science.
D) offers increased federal funding to schools that show poor testing performance after three years.
E) cuts school funding for those schools that show no improvement in test scores after one year.
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A) The Food Stamps program
B) Medicaid
C) Medicare
D) SSI
E) AFDC
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A) they were fired.
B) of either a temporary layoff or the permanent elimination of a job position.
C) they are undereducated for the work they are doing.
D) they wanted to be out of work in order to collect unemployment benefits.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) The income of the average American family exceeds $100,000.
B) The top fifth of Americans in terms of income get nearly 90 percent of the total income in the nation.
C) The bottom fifth of Americans get slightly less than a twentieth of total national income.
D) The United States has the lowest amount of income inequality of any industrialized democracy.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) two
B) three
C) eight
D) twenty
E) fifty
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A) of their self-financing feature.
B) they are based on an equality principle-all citizens are eligible for the benefits and all recipients receive the same level of benefits.
C) their cost is consistently below the spending level for public assistance programs.
D) of the necessity of increased taxes to fund them.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) eligibility is restricted to individuals who paid special payroll taxes during their working years.
B) it is administered jointly by the national government and the states.
C) it is targeted at those who are most in need of welfare assistance.
D) it is administered through private insurance companies.
E) None of these answers is correct.
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A) criticized because some believe it allows undeserving people to get aid.
B) criticized because some think it stigmatizes its users by identifying them publicly as welfare cases.
C) an in-kind benefit.
D) criticized because some think it is too costly.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) are publicly funded and have no more freedom in choosing students than do public schools,though they have greater freedom in determining curricula.
B) are privately funded and have total freedom in determining curricula.
C) are publicly funded but have more freedom in determining curricula than public schools.
D) are promoted primarily by Democrats as a strong,publicly-funded method of improving education.
E) have been opposed by President Obama,through executive orders to drain their funding.
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A) many Americans will leave the system in favor of private retirement plans.
B) Republicans wish to eliminate the system entirely,while Democrats wish to save it.
C) the number of workers may not bring in enough money to cover the benefits of a growing number of retirees.
D) it is a very unpopular program.
E) All these answers are correct.
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A) Social welfare
B) Public education
C) The federal government
D) The Internal Revenue Service
E) Social security
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A) It is a public assistance program.
B) It is funded by general tax revenues.
C) It serves all Americans who cannot afford health insurance.
D) It is controversial due to its cost.
E) It is funded by both the federal government and the states.
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