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A) international trade has led to more children working in agriculture in Vietnam.
B) culture,not poverty,leads families to put their children to work.
C) policies to curb child labor have the effect of "liberating millions of children from dismal lives working in factories."
D) policies to curb child labor have the effect of "punishing the poorest for being poor."
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A) inequality in consumption is much smaller than inequality in annual income.
B) inequality in consumption is slightly smaller than inequality in annual income.
C) inequality in consumption is slightly larger than inequality in annual income.
D) inequality in consumption is much larger than inequality in annual income.
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A) transitory income.
B) the effectiveness of government anti-poverty programs.
C) economic mobility.
D) permanent income.
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A) optimal distribution of wealth in society.
B) level of satisfaction derived from a person's circumstances.
C) method by which society chooses to allocate resources.
D) method whereby wealth is stored.
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A) $14,494
B) $32,812
C) $33,121
D) $34,780
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A) efficiently but does not necessarily ensure that resources are allocated fairly.
B) both fairly and efficiently.
C) fairly but does not necessarily ensure that resources are allocated efficiently.
D) neither fairly nor efficiently.
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A) increased.
B) decreased.
C) stayed the same.
D) moved in the opposite direction of the number of people in poverty.
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A) Their parents want them to gain valuable work experience.
B) Their parents do not view education as important.
C) Their families are poor.
D) Their families' religious practices encourage child labor.
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A) over 50 percent.
B) around 25 percent.
C) more than 10 times the income of the bottom fifth.
D) not much different from the income of the top 5 percent.
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A) not closely related.
B) negatively related.
C) directly related.
D) equal.
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A) higher than both the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 and the percentage of children under age 18 in poverty.
B) higher than the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 but is lower than the percentage of children under age 18 in poverty.
C) lower than both the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 and the percentage of children under age 18 in poverty.
D) lower than the percentage of children under age 18 but is equal to the percentage of adults aged 18 to 64 in poverty.
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A) receive in-kind transfers.
B) be lending in order to smooth their income over their life cycle.
C) be saving in order to smooth their income due to a drop in transitory income.
D) under-report their income.
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A) income,in-kind transfers,and other government aid.
B) income and in-kind transfers.
C) in-kind transfers only.
D) income only.
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A) Liberalism.
B) Utilitarianism.
C) Libertarianism.
D) Welfarism.
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A) When most Americans picture child labor,they think of young children working in factories.In fact,many young children in poor countries work on family farms.
B) Many young children work in poor countries rather than attend school because education is not valued in those countries.
C) An increase in income for families in poor countries is often associated with an increase in the number of children attending school.
D) In the past,most policies aimed at deterring child labor focused on educating the parents about why their children should not work.
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A) minimum wage laws.
B) the grade distribution in an economics class.
C) a leaky bucket.
D) the price of tea in China.
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