In the United States, approximately one person in ______ does not have regular access to medical care.

What is one of the problems with using official poverty counts?

a. The formula is based on food costs, which have declined relative to other expenses. b. They tend to underestimate the number of children who live in poverty. c. They tend to exaggerate the number of women who live in poverty. d. They tend to overestimate the amount of people in poverty.

_____ courts exist to correct legal errors made by trial courts and to settle controversies about disputed legal principles

a. Superior b. Common-law c. Equity d. Appellate