A) Latvia
B) Italy
C) France
D) Sweden
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A) pre-school children.
B) to be enrolled in job training.
C) a working head-of-household.
D) a low income.
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A) must have both parents in the home to qualify.
B) are female head-of-household families in which the father is absent.
C) have adult children with disabilities living at home.
D) are ineligible to receive assistance from other support programs.
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A) the school of thought called utilitarianism.
B) the school of thought called liberalism.
C) the school of thought called libertarianism.
D) the school of thought called stoicism.
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A) earned income cycle.
B) substitution effect.
C) life cycle.
D) pattern of change.
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A) $82,500
B) $92,500
C) $100,000
D) $127,500
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A) $20,000
B) $34,690
C) $38,000
D) $56,000
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A) economic efficiency.
B) political philosophy.
C) egalitarian principles.
D) enhanced opportunity.
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A) retired.
B) middle-aged.
C) married with young children.
D) young and single.
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A) receive in-kind transfers.
B) be lending to smooth their income over their life cycle.
C) be saving to smooth their income due to a drop in transitory income.
D) under-report their income.
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A) is most likely to be poor.
B) has a difficult time balancing its standard of living.
C) does not adjust its standard of living to reflect transitory changes in income.
D) is most likely millionaires.
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A) great, so many of those below the poverty line are there only temporarily.
B) rare, so most of those below the poverty line are there for decades.
C) rare, yet many of those below the poverty line are there only temporarily.
D) unrelated to poverty.
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A) in-kind transfers
B) economic life cycle
C) transitory income
D) All of the above contribute to an incomplete picture of inequality.
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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) People will alter their behaviors.
B) Incentives will be distorted.
C) Total utility will likely remain constant.
D) The allocation of resources will be less efficient .
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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) those who receive assistance rarely meet the criterion for eligibility.
B) the majority of those below the poverty line refuse to accept government assistance.
C) they create incentives for people to become "needy."
D) they typically account for a majority of annual government expenditures.
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