Which of these is a liberal argument against the Affordable Care Act?
a. It results in many recipients losing their other welfare benefits.
b. It benefits not just the poor but the middle class and the wealthy.
c. It provides subsidies to individuals and companies that do not need financial help.
d. It does not include the kind of public option that would make health insurance truly affordable.
Question 2
The term laissez-faire generally indicates a desire for government intervention in economic matters.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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