A) There are more poor whites than poor blacks.
B) The poor are disproportionately black and Hispanic.
C) The poor are more likely to be children than the elderly.
D) All of the options are correct.
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A) that level of income sufficient to provide a family with a minimally adequate standard of living.
B) the percentage of people in households with income under the poverty line.
C) the total amount of money that would have to be transferred to households in poverty to lift them out of poverty.
D) the amount of money the poor must earn from work.
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A) lower in the U.S. than in eight of the nine European countries studied.
B) higher in the U.S. than in eight of the nine European countries studied.
C) roughly the same in both the U.S. and in eight of the nine European countries studied.
D) higher in eight of the nine European countries studied than anywhere in sub-Saharan Africa.
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A) $16 billion.
B) $96 billion.
C) $862 billion.
D) $8.62 trillion.
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A) poverty line is set too high in cities and too low in rural areas.
B) poverty line is set too low in cities and too high in rural areas.
C) poverty rate is overstated in cities and understated in rural areas.
D) true poverty rate is higher than the government reports it to be.
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A) There are fewer poor whites than poor blacks.
B) The poor are disproportionately white.
C) The poor are less likely to be children than the elderly.
D) The poor are less likely to have graduated from high school.
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A) The poverty rate among the elderly is greater than the poverty rate among children.
B) The poverty rate among men is greater than the poverty rate among women.
C) The poverty rate among blacks is greater than the poverty rate among whites.
D) The poverty rate among Hispanics is less than the poverty rate among whites.
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A) encourage work.
B) encourage family planning.
C) encourage marriage.
D) discourage savings.
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A) 5-10%
B) 11-15%
C) 16-20%
D) 20-25%
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