Why Doesn't the Minimum Job Proposal Provide Output Directly Useful

question 26

Multiple Choice

Why doesn't the minimum job proposal provide output directly useful to the marketplace?

• A)The monitoring costs of such a job would be too high.
• B)If it did, it might be replacing jobs otherwise provided by the market.
• C)It would provide training to participants better provided by other programs.
• D)To compete with the Federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour.

---

Definitions:

Discretionary Instrument

A tool or policy allowing for the exercise of judgment or choice by its user, often seen in legal and financial contexts.

Predictive Score

A statistical measure or model used to estimate the likelihood of a particular outcome based on current or past data.

Actus Reus

The physical act of committing a crime, as opposed to the mental state or intent behind the act, which is known as mens rea.

Premeditation

The act of planning or thinking about an action, especially a harmful one, beforehand.