4. The U.S. Welfare State Programs -1 Aa Aa Which of the following most accurate

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4. The U.S. Welfare State Programs -1 Aa Aa Which of the following most accurately describes a non-means-tested program? O A program that guarantees retirement income to older Americans O A program available only to individuals or families whose incomes fall below a certain level O A program that provides only in-kind benefits in the form of food stamps An example of a non-means-tested program is benefits in the form of , which provides Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Medicare Supplemental Security Income

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non-means--tested programme don't take into account people's income and savings. But follow the rules that are the benefit provides to those who lose their job or are unable to work or someone who retired. Social security, Medicare are non-means-tested because it is given to anyone. This programme guarantee retirement income to older Americans. The first option is correct.

An example of a non-means-tested programme is Medicare, which provides benefits in the form of assistance or support.

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