A) wage discrimination.
B) reverse discrimination.
C) statistical discrimination.
D) human-capital discrimination.
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A) average U.S. household wealth increased and median household wealth declined.
B) average U.S. household wealth declined and median household wealth increased.
C) both average and median U.S. household wealth declined.
D) both average and median U.S. household wealth increased.
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A) public assistance programs.
B) social insurance programs.
C) benefit-reduction programs.
D) entitlement programs.
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A) reduce the Hispanic wage rate, increase Hispanic employment, and lower the actual Hispanic-white wage ratio.
B) reduce the Hispanic wage rate, decrease Hispanic employment, and lower the actual Hispanic-white wage ratio.
C) increase the Hispanic wage rate, increase Hispanic employment, and increase the actual Hispanic-white wage ratio.
D) increase the Hispanic wage rate, reduce Hispanic employment, and increase the actual Hispanic-white wage ratio.
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A) caused substantial reductions in permanent unemployment.
B) lessened income inequality.
C) increased income inequality.
D) had no impact on income inequality.
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A) debt.
B) income.
C) net worth.
D) expenditures.
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A) increased, rather than reduced, the number of people on welfare.
B) reduced the number of people on welfare by more than one-half.
C) aided the poor by automatically increasing welfare payments when inflation occurs.
D) greatly increased the unemployment rate.
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A) plots graphically the poverty rate over time.
B) is located closer to the diagonal today than it was in 1975.
C) plots graphically the distribution of income.
D) is located farther from the diagonal when income is defined to include the value of noncash transfers.
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A) 50
B) 5
C) 25
D) 20
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A) income averaging.
B) wealth turnover.
C) income mobility.
D) the ratchet effect.
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A) 14.8 percent.
B) 23.6 percent.
C) 13.1 percent.
D) 46.7 percent.
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A) greater than for any other racial or ethnic group.
B) below that for whites.
C) considerably lower than that for Hispanics.
D) below that for persons 65 years of age or older.
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A) falling welfare benefits increase suicide rates.
B) a welfare recipient's total income falls if they earn more money from work.
C) government support for income assistance falls when the unemployment rate falls below a preset value.
D) welfare benefits are withdrawn when a recipient hits the five-year program limit.
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A) human-capital discrimination.
B) the crowding model.
C) the taste-for-discrimination model.
D) statistical discrimination.
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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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