The policies that are actually scheduled for debate and potential adoption by Congress, the president, the Supreme Court, or executive departments and agencies are called the

Which of the following, if true, limits the argument that government is the cause of poverty?

a. Programs such as Medicaid and food stamps discourage people from working. b. Cash payments limit people from wanting to accept low-paying jobs. c. Government job-training programs have helped some people get off of welfare and into jobs. d. Many people prefer to stay on welfare because they do not want to work.

What did the welfare reform law of 1996 implement?

a. Aid to Families with Dependent Children b. disability insurance c. Social Security for aged d. Temporary Assistance for Needy Families