Hays Argues That the Success of Welfare Reform Has Been

question 9

Multiple Choice

Hays argues that the success of welfare reform has been measured by:

• A) the decline in the number of people living in dire poverty.
• B) the increase in the number of former welfare clients who found work paying a living wage.
• C) the decline in the welfare rolls.
• D) a and b above

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