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According to the information collected by the censuses, in 2013 about 14.5% of the families of the United States of America were poor (USA Census Bureau, 2014). Suppose someone comes up with the idea of asking the government to produce more money and for the new money to be distributed among families living in poverty. The person who came up with the "bright idea" asks you a series of questions: Which government institution can make more money? How do you produce it? Why did this idea not come to anyone before? Do you agree that this is a good idea? Why or why not?
According to the information collected by the censuses, in 2013 about 14.5% of the families of the United States of America were poor (USA Census Bureau, 2014). Suppose someone comes up with the idea of asking the government to produce more money and for the new money to be distributed among families living in poverty. The person who came up with the "bright idea" asks you a series of questions: Which government institution can make more money? How do you produce it? Why did this idea not come to anyone before? Do you agree that this is a good idea? Why or why not?
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Nestor RutherfordLv2
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