A) Japan.
B) India.
C) South Africa.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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A) Liberals, because they believe in the maximin criterion.
B) Libertarians, because they believe in evaluating the process by which economic outcomes arise.
C) Utilitarians, because they believe in diminishing marginal utility.
D) None of the above would support completely egalitarian redistribution of income.
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A) permanent income, which is its normal, or average, income.
B) permanent income, which is the lowest annual income the family has received over a 10-year period.
C) transitory income, which is the measure of income used by the government to analyze the distribution of income and the poverty rate.
D) transitory income, which is its money income plus any in-kind transfers it receives.
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A) income maintenance threshold.
B) poverty line.
C) bottom quintile of the income distribution.
D) minimum wage.
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A) decreases in the wages of unskilled workers, relative to skilled workers, have led to increased inequality in family incomes.
B) increases in the wages of unskilled workers, relative to skilled workers, have led to increased equality in family incomes.
C) inequality in family incomes has increased, despite increases in the wages of unskilled workers relative to skilled workers.
D) inequality in family incomes has decreased, despite increases in the wages of skilled workers relative to unskilled workers.
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A) they provide high quality food and shelter.
B) they provide cash.
C) allow resale of food stamps for cash, if needed.
D) the public believes that the aid is not going to support alcohol and drug addiction.
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A) a negative income tax
B) an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
C) an in-kind transfer program
D) None of the programs would be favored by Nozick.
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A) 48.9 percent
B) 21.3 percent
C) 8.6 percent
D) 3.8 percent
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A) $7,500.
B) $15,000.
C) $22,500.
D) $30,000.
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A) She receives $10,000.
B) She owes $10,000.
C) She receives $15,000.
D) She owes $5,000
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A) demand for unskilled labor is relatively inelastic.
B) demand for unskilled labor is relatively elastic.
C) supply of unskilled labor is relatively elastic.
D) supply of unskilled labor is relatively inelastic.
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A) 1973.
B) 1980.
C) 1990.
D) 2008.
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A) A negative income tax only applies to working people, so it encourages people to get full-time work.
B) Supporters advocate the use of the Earned Income Tax Credit as a way to help the working poor.
C) A negative income tax subsidizes the incomes of poor people.
D) An advantage of a negative income tax is that it is not based on the number of children, so it does not provide incentives for unmarried women to have children.
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