The Phenomenon That Describes How Transfer Programs, Which Significantly Reduce

question 73

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon that describes how transfer programs, which significantly reduce the adversities of poverty, also reduce the opportunity cost of choices that often lead to poverty is known as

• A) the implicit marginal tax rate.
• B) Gibson's paradox.
• C) the Phillips curve
• D) the Samaritan's dilemma.

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Definitions:

Annelids

A phylum of invertebrate animals characterized by their segmented bodies and include earthworms, leeches, and marine worms.

Diving Marine Mammals

Marine animals, such as whales, seals, and dolphins, adapted to diving deep under water to feed, communicate, or avoid predators.

Adaptations

The method through which a species adapts to its surroundings; this occurs as natural selection works on variation that can be passed down through generations.

Seals

A group of aquatic mammals known for their streamlined bodies, flippers, and often living in cold seas, part of the family Phocidae.