A) make taxes more regressive.
B) sever the link between tax policy and income distribution.
C) collect from high-income households and give transfers to low-income households.
D) eliminate progressive tax rates.
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A) income inequality rate.
B) average income rate.
C) poverty rate.
D) social inequality rate.
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A) the same share of income as the bottom fifth.
B) twice as much income as the bottom fifth.
C) approximately 5 times more income than the bottom fifth.
D) more than 10 times more income than the bottom fifth.
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A) Utilitarianism.
B) Liberalism.
C) Libertarianism.
D) Welfarism.
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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) higher than both the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 and the percentage of elderly aged 65 and over in poverty.
B) higher than the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 but is lower than the percentage of elderly aged 65 and over in poverty.
C) lower than both the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 and the percentage of elderly aged 65 and over in poverty.
D) lower than the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 but is higher than the percentage of elderly aged 65 and over in poverty.
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A) raises the well-being of the least fortunate.
B) does not alter incentives to work and save.
C) promotes an equal distribution of income.
D) does not lower the welfare of the elderly.
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A) Utilitarianism.
B) Liberalism.
C) Libertarianism.
D) None of the above is correct.
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A) higher than both the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 and the percentage of children under age 18 in poverty.
B) higher than the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 but is lower than the percentage of children under age 18 in poverty.
C) lower than both the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 and the percentage of children under age 18 in poverty.
D) is lower than the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 but is higher than the percentage of children under age 18 in poverty.
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A) 2.5 percent.
B) 12.6 percent.
C) 11.1 percent.
D) 22.4 percent.
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A) equal to the after-tax income of the poorest fifth.
B) 7 times the after-tax income of the poorest fifth.
C) 14 times the after-tax income of the poorest fifth.
D) 21 times the after-tax income of the poorest fifth.
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A) fairly.
B) efficiently.
C) to those desiring them least.
D) both efficiently and equitably.
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A) People will alter their behaviors.
B) Incentives will be distorted.
C) Total utility will remain constant.
D) The allocation of resources will be less efficient .
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A) cannot be alleviated by privately sponsored anti-poverty programs.
B) cannot be alleviated by government sponsored anti-poverty programs.
C) is a long-term problem for a relatively large number of families.
D) is not a long-term problem for most families.
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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) create self-reliant individuals.
B) encourage strong family values.
C) encourage illegitimate births.
D) have increasing benefits over time,in real terms.
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A) An extra dollar of income provides higher marginal utility to a poor person than to a rich person.
B) Social policies should be created behind a "veil of ignorance."
C) Society should strive to maximize the utility of its wealthiest member.
D) Equality of opportunity is more important than equality of incomes.
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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) expropriate the factors of production from the capitalist class.
B) ensure an equal distribution of income.
C) elevate the well-being of those at the bottom of the income distribution.
D) elevate the well-being of all workers.
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