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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) South Africa has a more equal income distribution than the United States.
B) South Africa has a more equal income distribution than Japan.
C) Japan has a more equal income distribution than the United States.
D) Mexico has a more equal income distribution than Germany.
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A) contributes to more inequality in the distribution of annual income and to more inequality in living standards.
B) contributes to more inequality in the distribution of annual income, but it does not necessarily contribute to more inequality in living standards.
C) contributes to less inequality in the distribution of annual income and to less inequality in living standards.
D) has no effect on either the distribution of annual income or on living standards.
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A) each household's relative share of income would increase.
B) each household's relative share of income would decrease.
C) the top fifth of households would have 50 percent of the income.
D) 50 percent of the households would receive exactly 50 percent of the income.
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A) 10 percent.
B) 20 percent.
C) 30 percent.
D) 40 percent.
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A) make the distribution of income more efficient.
B) make the distribution of income more equal.
C) maximize the use of the welfare system.
D) minimize the use of in-kind transfers.
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A) lifetime income rather than annual income.
B) aggregate income rather than annual personal income.
C) annual extended-family income rather than annual personal income.
D) income averaged across seasons rather than across years.
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A) 80 percent
B) 60 percent
C) 50 percent
D) 40 percent
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A) Changes in technology.
B) An increase in minimum wages.
C) A reduction in the demand for unskilled labor.
D) Increased international trade with low-wage countries.
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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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A) Japan.
B) Indib.
C) South Africa.
D) Both a and b are correct.
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