Minimizing the Amount of Time Welfare Programs Require of Their

question 63

Multiple Choice

Minimizing the amount of time welfare programs require of their recipients was one of the many rationales behind:

• A) the War on Poverty.
• B) the negative income tax.
• C) President Clinton's 1996 end to welfare.
• D) the Office of Economic Opportunity.

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