Why Are Government Welfare Programs Often Called Entitlement Programs

question 4

Multiple Choice

Why are government welfare programs often called entitlement programs?

• A) Because every U.S. citizen, regardless of income, is entitled to receive benefits under these programs.
• B) Because everyone living in the U.S., whether the person is a citizen or not, is entitled to a minimum level of income.
• C) Because those who fail a means test  are eligible for cash assistance but not in-kind transfers.
• D) Because people whose income is below a certain level are entitled to government assistance.

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