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Chapter 9 Self-Quiz
Poverty, Inequality, and Income Maintenance Policy
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Absolute poverty means
Not having enough resources to survive
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Not having as many resources as most of the population
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Having a culture of poverty
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None of the Above
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Relative poverty means
Not having enough resources to survive
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Not having as many resources as most of the population
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Having a culture of poverty
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None of the Above
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TANF [Transitional Assistance for Needy Families] replaced
Aid to Families with Depended Children
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Social Security
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Food Stamps
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General Assistance
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Which of the following are considered social insurance programs?
Transitional Assistance for Needy Families
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SNAP
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Unemployment Compensation
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General Assistance
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Social Security Disability (not SSI)
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Which of the following are considered public welfare programs?
Transitional Assistance for Needy Families
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SNAP
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Unemployment Compensation
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General Assistance
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Social Security Disability
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Which programs are more generous?
Social Insurance Programs
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Public Welfare Programs
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It Depends
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No way to tell
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US Policies for Poverty are (Select the Best Answer)
Comprehensive
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Fragmented
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Well organized
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Non existent
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