What Do We Call People Who Live in a Continuing

question 6

Multiple Choice

What do we call people who live in a continuing cycle of concentrated disadvantage characterized by extreme poverty,housing segregation,and racial and ethnic discrimination?

• A) Upper-class
• B) Underclass
• C) Middle-class
• D) Ruling class

Recognize the role of government in addressing income inequality and the debates surrounding policy interventions.

Analyze the impact of educational attainment and demographic factors on income disparities.

Evaluate arguments for and against redistributing income and wealth, considering economic efficiency and ethical considerations.

Understand the role and impact of government tax and transfer programs on income distribution and poverty in the United States.

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