A) five times the cost of providing an adequate diet.
B) four times the cost of providing an adequate diet.
C) three times the cost of providing an adequate diet.
D) two times the cost of providing an adequate diet.
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A) 1 percent
B) 5 percent
C) 10 percent
D) 20 percent
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A) $6,000.
B) $12,000.
C) $18,000.
D) $36,000.
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A) the poor pay higher taxes.
B) the rich always benefit more than the poor.
C) the poor are encouraged to work.
D) incentives to earn income are diminished.
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A) Blacks.
B) Asians.
C) Children (under age 18) .
D) Female-headed households.
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A) of the population had a total family income that fell below the poverty line.
B) of the population had a total family income that was above the poverty line.
C) of the population had a total family income below $10,000.
D) of the population had a total family income above $50,000.
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A) 75 percent
B) 70 percent
C) 65 percent
D) 50 percent
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A) improve economic efficiency by reducing poverty.
B) reduce economic efficiency because they distort incentives.
C) have no effect on economic efficiency because they both reduce poverty and distort incentives.
D) sometimes improve,sometimes reduce,and sometimes have no effect on economic efficiency.
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A) income measures do not include the value of in-kind transfers.
B) money is more highly valued by the poor than by the rich.
C) the poor are not likely to participate in the labor market.
D) income measures are not adjusted for the effects of labor-market discrimination.
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A) $10,400.
B) $15,600.
C) $20,800.
D) $26,000.
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A) a measure of income inequality across families.
B) the percentage of the population whose family income falls below a specified level.
C) an absolute level of income set by the federal government for each family size.
D) measured by the number of in-kind transfers that a family receives.
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A) Brazil.
B) Mexico.
C) Canada.
D) South Africa.
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A) Liberalism.
B) Utilitarianism.
C) Libertarianism.
D) Welfarism.
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A) In-kind transfers.
B) Economic life cycle.
C) Transitory versus permanent income.
D) Economic mobility.
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A) The poverty line is an absolute level of income set by the federal government below which a family is considered to be in poverty.
B) The poverty line is approximately equal to three times the cost of providing an adequate diet.
C) The poverty line is adjusted annually to reflect changes in price levels.
D) The poverty line is adjusted semiannually to reflect changes in fuel prices.
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A) children and the elderly are more likely to be poor.
B) children and the elderly are less likely to be poor.
C) children are more likely to be poor,but the elderly are less likely to be poor.
D) children are less likely to be poor,but the elderly are more likely to be poor.
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A) 20 percent
B) 40 percent
C) 60 percent
D) 80 percent
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A) the objective is to enhance efficiency and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes more equal.
B) the objective is to enhance efficiency and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes less equal.
C) the objective is to enhance equality and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes more efficient.
D) the objective is to enhance equality and a side effect is that the allocation of resources becomes less efficient.
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A) $8,628
B) $9,359
C) $12,353
D) $12,400
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