Asked by
Edmar Robles
on Oct 26, 2024Verified
When a welfare program is provided to those whose income falls below some minimum,it is said to be:
A) means-tested.
B) an in-kind benefit.
C) a monetary benefit.
D) a negative income tax.
Means-tested
A determination of eligibility for government assistance based on the applicant's financial means or income.
Welfare Program
Governmental provision of economic assistance to individuals in need, aiming to support those facing poverty, providing benefits such as food stamps or healthcare support.
Minimum Income
The least amount of earnings necessary for an individual or family to meet their basic needs for living.
- Review the success of assistance programs and their benchmarks, including means-tested and non-monetary benefits.
Verified Answer
SG
Learning Objectives
- Review the success of assistance programs and their benchmarks, including means-tested and non-monetary benefits.