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Question 1.
The United States has slowly and cautiously accepted the concept of complete responsibility for the welfare of its older citizens.

   
 
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Question 2.
In the 1980s, children had been the primary beneficiaries of the Social Services Block Grant funding.

   
 
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Question 3.
Decentralization of services has had numerous benefits for the elderly.

   
 
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Question 4.
Costs for entitlement programs, such as Social Security and Medicare, are growing so fast that they are predicted to consume nearly all federal tax revenues by 2012.

   
 
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Question 5.
Social Security was designed to provide the sole income for retired people.

   
 
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Question 6.
Private pension plans provide a basic level of protection to all pension recipients.

   
 
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Question 7.
A major negative consequence of Title XX (Social Services Block Grant) funding is that low income elders generally compete with other poor groups for resources.

   
 
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Question 8.
The "politics of productivity" differs from the "politics of entitlement" in that older adults are viewed as a resource, providing intergenerational assistance.

   
 
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Question 9.
Citizen advocacy groups that are organized to advance public policy into the 21st century are likely to be characterized by political homogeneity.

   
 
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Question 10.
The policy development process is rational, strategic, and able to anticipate social trends.

   
 
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