Problems concerning Brazil's welfare state system include all of the following EXCEPT
a. workers in the informal sector cannot collect welfare as the government technically considers them employed.
b. Brazil's welfare expenditures are quite low.
c. until recently, the rural poor were not targeted by social welfare programs, essentially meaning that they were left out of the welfare system.
d. formal sector workers access the public health system for expensive procedures.
e. more people need welfare than those who contribute to it, thus forcing the government to finance the shortfall with debt.
b
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A) in a different way than in simpler designs. B) as a preliminary to more complicated statistics. C) in the same way as in simpler designs. D) more cautiously than in simpler designs.
According to Howard and Donnelly, how can universal human rights vary?
a. Human rights can be appropriately restricted in one-party states. b. The list of human rights is complete and we cannot add anything to it. c. Human rights are the same for every person at every time and they cannot vary. d. Human rights belong to all men and all women, but there are variations in what specific human rights mean in practice in different societies.