4.7 Federal housing ($44 billion in 2011) and food stamp subsidy ($78 billion in 2011) programs are...

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4.7 Federal housing ($44 billion in 2011) and food stamp subsidy ($78 billion in 2011) programs are two of the largest in-kind transfer programs for the poor. Many poor people are eligible for both programs: 30% of housing assistance recipients also used food stamps, and 38% of FSP participants also received housing assistance (Harkness and Newman, 2003). Suppose Jill’s income is $500 a month, which she spends on food and housing.

The prices of food and housing are each $1 per unit.

Draw her budget line. If she receives $100 in food ChAPTER 5 oosumer elfare aond oliicy oalcysis 193 stamps and $200 in a housing subsidy (which she can spend only on housing), how do her budget line and opportunity set change?

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Microeconomics With Calculus

ISBN: 9780273789987

3rd Global Edition

Authors: Jeffrey M. Perloff

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