Why Does the United States Adjust the Welfare System to Allow

question 7

Multiple Choice

Why does the United States adjust the welfare system to allow certain benefits to persist for only certain periods of time?

• A)Humans are fundamentally entitled to only a certain amount of government benefits.
• B)Welfare service provision is easier to administer over shorter time periods.
• C)Limited allowance of benefits minimizes the provision of public goods.
• D)Limitations create incentives that make people prefer working to the low income they get from welfare.
• E)Unavailability of welfare drives up wages.

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