A. Suppose there is a set A of individuals that contribute to antipoverty programs and a different
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A. Suppose there is a set A of individuals that contribute to antipoverty programs and a different set B of individuals that receive income transfers from such programs (and suppose that everyone in the population is in one of these two sets).
a. In considering whether there is an efficiency case to be made for government intervention in antipoverty efforts, do we have to consider the increased welfare of those who receive income transfers?
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