The Indian government constructs houses for the homeless, to move them out of the slums. Soon as these houses are constructed, the homeless, rent them out and moved to another slum. Where could the policy have gone wrong?
a. The policy would have been much more effective had the poor been given the cash equivalent of the house, to allocate effectively by themselves.
b. The government did not
allocate the funds to their highest use, as per the needs of the homeless.
c. The government failed to run the policy effectively.
d. Both A & B
d
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The system of sharecropping that emerged after the Civil War (1861–1865)
(a) gave neither the owners of land nor the sharecroppers strong incentives to make improvements in agricultural production. (b) gave both the owners of land and the sharecroppers strong incentives to make improvements in agricultural production. (c) gave the owners of land but not the sharecroppers strong incentives to make improvements in agricultural production. (d) gave the sharecroppers but not the owners of land strong incentives to make improvements in agricultural production.
The highest annual inflation rate experienced in the United States during the past 50 years has been around
a. 3 percent b. 9 percent c. 14 percent d. 27 percent e. 1,000 percent