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A) In-kind transfers cost less to administer than cash transfers.
B) In-kind transfers restrict the use of the benefit; thus,recipients receive necessities such as food and health care.
C) In-kind transfers are more efficient than cash transfers.
D) In-kind transfers give the recipient more utility than cash transfers.
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A) in-kind transfers
B) negative income tax
C) transitory versus permanent income
D) economic mobility
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A) retired.
B) middle-aged.
C) married with young children.
D) young and single.
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A) trickle-down effects.
B) enhancing market efficiency.
C) redistributing income.
D) maintaining the status quo income distribution.
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A) understate the actual poverty rate.
B) have little effect on the validity of reported poverty rates.
C) are generally more reliable measures of actual poverty rates.
D) overstate the actual poverty rate.
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A) number of people currently on public assistance.
B) level of prices.
C) nutritional content of an "adequate" diet.
D) size of a family.
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A) Poverty is correlated with race.
B) Poverty is correlated with age.
C) Poverty is correlated with family composition.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) are most effective at alleviating poverty when labor demand is highly elastic.
B) force a market imbalance between the supply and demand for labor.
C) increase the efficiency of labor markets.
D) are typically associated with a rise in employment among the poor.
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A) above Wo,and employment would rise above Qo.
B) above Wo,and employment would fall below Qo.
C) below Wo,and employment would rise above Qo.
D) below Wo,and employment would fall below Qo.
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A) income inequality rate.
B) average income rate.
C) poverty rate.
D) social inequality rate.
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A) economic mobility.
B) place in the economic life cycle.
C) transitory income.
D) permanent income.
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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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A) a more efficient allocation of resources
B) a distortion of incentives
C) unchanged behavior
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) Poverty is long-term problem for relatively few families.
B) Measurements of income inequality usually do not include in-kind transfers.
C) Measurements of income inequality use lifetime incomes rather than annual incomes.
D) Measurements of income inequality would be more meaningful if they reflected permanent rather than current income.
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A) more is always preferred to less.
B) the well-being of society is maximized when the distribution of income is equal.
C) the poor are less efficient at spending money than the rich.
D) the poor receive more satisfaction from the last dollar spent than the rich.
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