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A) distorts incentives.
B) improves efficiency.
C) focuses on middle income brackets.
D) relies on foreign aid to help balance the budget.
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A) $28,000
B) $50,000
C) $85,000
D) There is insufficient information to answer this question.
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A) A.C.Pigou and John Maynard Keynes.
B) Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.
C) Augustin Cournot and Jean B.Say.
D) A.Kondratieff and Thomas Malthus.
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A) Taxes Owed = (1/4 of Income) $2
B) Taxes Owed = (1/2 of Income)
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C) Taxes Owed = (1/2 of Income) + $10,000
D) Taxes Owed = (1/3 of Income) - $10,000
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A) transitory income for the year of the recession likely exceeds their permanent income.
B) permanent income likely exceeds their transitory income for the year of the recession.
C) permanent income will be more affected by the recession than their transitory income.
D) Both a and c are correct.
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A) Changes in technology.
B) An increase in minimum wages.
C) A reduction in the demand for unskilled labor.
D) Increased international trade with low-wage countries.
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A) about 20 percent
B) about 40 percent
C) about 60 percent
D) about 80 percent
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A) children
B) married couples
C) female households,no spouse present
D) the elderly
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A) utilitarianism
B) liberalism
C) libertarianism
D) repubicanism
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A) a liberal religion that focuses on individual rights.
B) a political philosophy that believes the government should choose policies deemed to be just by an impartial observer.
C) a political philosophy that believes the government should not redistribute income.
D) a political philosophy that believes the government should choose policies to maximize the total utility of society.
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A) Two key elements of welfare reform are work requirements and limiting the time that recipients can receive benefits.
B) The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is very similar to a negative income tax.
C) Minimum wage laws will likely increase unemployment.
D) The elderly are more likely to be poor than single mothers.
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A) support the system because an extra dollar earned by Caroline would be worth less to her than an extra dollar given to John.
B) oppose the system if it redistributed income in the presence of equal opportunity.
C) oppose the system because an extra dollar earned by Caroline would be worth more to her than an extra dollar given to John.
D) support the system if it maximized the well-being of the poorest member of society.
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A) amount of transitory income in the United States.
B) effectiveness of government anti-poverty programs in the United States.
C) great economic mobility in the United States.
D) level of permanent income in the United States.
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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) borrow more when they are younger and save more when they are middle-aged.
B) earn their peak incomes immediately prior to the typical retirement age of 65.
C) adjust their consumption based on changes in their transitory income.
D) All of the above are correct.
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