Distributive Policies Can Be Problematic Because They ______

question 9

Multiple Choice

Distributive policies can be problematic because they ______.

• A) tend to be popular but can lead to wasteful spending
• B) place undue burdens on businesses, making it more difficult for them to make a profit
• C) help only the poor but are paid for by the wealthy
• D) are often extremely controversial and lead to great partisan division during their passage
• E) apply only to the elderly, which makes younger citizens upset that they have to pick up the costs

Determine the time frame for the peak of withdrawal symptoms in patients ceasing alcohol intake.

Prioritize nursing outcomes for patients with substance overdose.

Communicate effectively with patients beginning treatment for alcohol abuse.

Address defense mechanisms utilized by patients with substance abuse disorders.

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Definitions:

Personal Saving

Personal saving is the portion of personal income that is not expended on consumption or taxes and is instead saved for future use.

Total Saving

The sum of personal savings, plus business savings (undistributed corporate profits), and government surplus in an economy.

Disposable Income

Financial reserves allocated for households for expenditures and savings following income tax reductions.

APC

Average Propensity to Consume, which is the ratio of total consumption to total income.