The Most Common Argument for Income Redistribution Is That

question 196

Multiple Choice

The most common argument for income redistribution is that

• A) it works-it reduces the poverty rate.
• B) it improves efficiency in the economy.
• C) it provides more incentive for people to try to better themselves.
• D) a society as wealthy as the United States has a moral obligation to provide its members with the basic necessities of life.

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Definitions:

Central Registry

A database maintained for various purposes, such as tracking diseases, criminal records, or the availability of organ donations.

Interest in Existing

The stake or concern individuals have in maintaining their existing state or condition in various contexts.

Open Future

The idea that individuals should have the opportunity to shape their own lives and futures, free from undue constraints or predetermined outcomes.