Ray From Cleveland
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My question.
That's troubling because the cost of proGfessional child care and elder care, as well as the care for the disabled, is very high in the U.S.
Let's say a percentage are taking care of elderly or infirmed relatives. They get a small bit of food benefit help. They have to go to work instead leaving the elderly and infirmed where? Going into nursing homes covered by Medicaid? Will this lower the debt or actually raise it?
You are using extremes to try and make a point. From experience most only bring in X amount of money a month to stay on these programs. They have the option to work more hours and have a larger income but that would mean surrendering their free handouts.