Explain, with the aid of examples the distinction between outputs and outcomes in social service delivery

Q: What are 3 differences between the microcredit approach (or Bangladesh Consensus) and the capability…

A: Microcredit is a technique for loaning tiny aggregates to people to begin or extend a private…

Q: Discuss an implementation plan that builds upon your strategy for the specific issue of Economic…

A: Step 1: Economic inequality refers to the disparity in the distribution of wealth, income, and…

Q: Why might redistribution across communities make sense for the provision of education? a-there are…

A: The correct option is c ‘there is externality associated with education’.

Q: Which of the following is a source of Primary research? A Census A survey Industry publications…

A: There are two categories of research methods, i.e., primary and secondary.  In the primary research,…

Q: Explain why economists might say that the market for higher education demonstrates externalities and…

A: Higher education when attained by students,gives rise to employment. Therefore according to…

Q: Why do most modern societies try to reduce poverty? What is the most effective way to reduce poverty…

A: Poverty refers to the condition of living or living standard where one does not have the basic…

Q: Which of these is a reason why Real GDP per Capita is NOT a good measure of social welfare? Check…

A: Gross Domestic Product refers to the market value of all finished items and services produced within…

Q: Some advocates of anti-poverty programs claim that fighting poverty is a public good. Explain what…

A: Some advocates of anti-poverty programs claim that fighting poverty is a public good. Answer:…

Q: How will you build or draw upon existing coalitions to advance your issue in Economic Inequality?

A: References:https://ctb.ku.edu/en/table-of-contents/assessment/promotion-strategies/start-a-coaltion/…

Q: What is the importance of equitable in the financing of public education?

A: In regard to education, equity, and equality are two distinct terms. Equality refers to the equal…

Q: Which statements are TRUE?   1. Solving poverty has to be done from macroeconomic and…

A: An area of economics known as "development economics" studies the factors and processes that affect…

Q: Multiple Choice Question Mobile source standards in the U.S. are solely benefit-based, which means…

A: The Clean Air Act requires discharges guidelines for pollution sources like engine vehicles, power…

Q: Identify and explain some externalities that might be associated with homelessness.

A: Externalities: Unintended and indirect effects of an economic activity that affect third parties not…

Q: Poverty profiles can play an important role in understanding poverty and formulating poverty…

A: Poverty can be defined as a condition portrayed by an absence of material resources, like income,…

Q: What kinds of issues arise when researchers attempt to define and assess family violence?

A: Child abuse and adult abuse occurring between the members of family or adult intimate partners is…

Q: government spending

A: Government spending- government purchases the goods & services to use them efficiently for the…

Q: Differentiate between primary benefit and secondary benefit?

A: In general, the primary benefits are the net direct benefits of any goods, services and decisions to…

Q: Ronald Coase in his classic October 1960 article “The Problem of Social Cost” (Journal of Law and…

A: Collective ownership means ownership of something by a group of people which often ends up having…