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Which of the following is a difference between the Head Start program and WIN (Work Incentive Program)?
 
  a. Head Start is an indirect long-term approach, whereas WIN provides temporary public service jobs.
  b. Head Start provides jobs for the homeless, whereas WIN aims to improve the durability of poor workers.
  c. Head Start is a direct short-term approach, whereas WIN is an indirect short-term approach.
  d. Head Start provides jobs to retired veterans, whereas WIN increases employee motivation.

Question 2

Which of the following is a caution about full employment programs?
 
  a. They only create jobs for a specific stratum of society.
  b. They create jobs for people who are unable to work.
  c. They only create skilled jobs that are unlikely to pull people out of poverty.
  d. They create high-paying jobs that will lead to an increase in competition for work.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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