An Argument Against Income Transfer Programs Is That They

question 20

Multiple Choice

An argument against income transfer programs is that they

• A) do not work in the short run when help is needed.
• B) provide incentives to work hard only for those who pay the taxes.
• C) affect only the causes and not the symptoms of poverty.
• D) discourage immigration of industrious foreigners.
• E) provide economic disincentives to work, both to those who pay the taxes and those who receive the transfers.

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