The Findings of the Manitoba Mincome Experiment in the 1970s

question 28

Multiple Choice

The findings of the Manitoba Mincome experiment in the 1970s showed that:

• A) Guaranteed income proved to be a disincentive to work for many who received it.
• B) High school graduation rates dropped among those receiving a guaranteed income as many young women left school due to pregnancy and caring for young children.
• C) Hospital visits dropped significantly among those receiving a guaranteed income.
• D) The cost-benefit evaluation of a guaranteed income plan showed that no significant savings for health care.

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Definitions:

Hyperopia

A vision condition also known as farsightedness, where distant objects are seen more clearly than close ones.

Myopia

A common vision condition characterized by difficulty in seeing distant objects clearly, often referred to as nearsightedness.

Color Blindness

A visual deficiency where individuals have difficulty distinguishing between certain colors.

Amblyopia

A condition affecting vision development in which an eye cannot attain usual clarity, frequently called "lazy eye."