In Terms of Cultural Values, What Differentiates US Social Programs

question 38

Multiple Choice

In terms of cultural values, what differentiates US social programs from a universal basic income (UBI) approach?

• A) Places that value UBI do not have capitalism.
• B) The U.S. does not allow for or value any "entitlements" to any resources in any of its programs.
• C) One value of UBI is that everyone is given money; however, in the U.S., having a job is not only an identity marker, it is a requirement for full participation in society.
• D) UBI societies do not value hard work or innovation.

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