A) encourage overuse of the medical system.
B) create dependency on government programs.
C) give strong incentives for people to change jobs.
D) fail to provide a minimum income for young children.
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A) increases the personal income tax liability of low-income working families.
B) provides a cash payment to low-income working families if their tax credit exceeds their tax liability.
C) is designed to make labor force employment less attractive.
D) was eliminated as part of welfare reform in 1996.
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A) stimulate innovation and entrepreneurship.
B) promote economic efficiency in the economy.
C) increase incentives to work,save,and invest in the economy.
D) come at the opportunity cost of reduced production and income.
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A) Competition in exporting to other countries among several major industries
B) Industrial restructuring from services to goods production
C) A widening wage gap between skilled and unskilled workers
D) An increase in the progressivity of the federal tax system
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A) 5 percent and the percentage of African Americans who lived in poverty was approximately 10 percent.
B) 7 percent and the percentage of African Americans who lived in poverty was approximately 14 percent.
C) 12 percent and the percentage of African Americans who lived in poverty was approximately 25 percent.
D) 21 percent and the percentage of African Americans who lived in poverty was approximately 58 percent.
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A) increase.
B) decrease.
C) remain constant.
D) become negative.
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A) $27,876.
B) $34,231.
C) $52,025.
D) $67,570.
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A) lowest 20 percent of households.
B) third 20 percent of households.
C) fourth 20 percent of households.
D) highest 20 percent of households.
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True/False
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A) earned income tax credit.
B) benefit reduction.
C) noncash transfer.
D) work incentive.
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A) wealth.
B) income.
C) transfers.
D) utility.
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A) all social insurance benefits are paid in cash while all public assistance benefits are paid in kind (food,housing,medical care) .
B) an individual acquires a right to social insurance benefits by meeting objective eligibility criteria while public assistance benefits are determined according to individual need.
C) the total amount paid in benefits is much larger in the public assistance programs than in the social insurance programs.
D) payroll taxes are used to finance public assistance programs while general revenues are used to finance social insurance programs.
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A) a.
B) b.
C) c.
D) d.
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A) $1000.
B) $3000.
C) $5000.
D) $7000.
The family is guaranteed an income of $5000.If the family made $4000,it would have 50 percent of the earned income taken away.The annual transfer payment is $5000 - $2000 = $3000.
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A) inflationary gap.
B) recessionary gap.
C) number of households that are classified as being poor.
D) degree of income inequality.
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