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Discretionary spending is the opposite of ________ spending.

Discretionary spending is the opposite of ________ spending.

A) excess
B) necessary
C) entitlement
D) recreational

When you earn more than you spend, you have a budget

A) surplus.
B) deficit.
C) shortfall.
D) liability.

All of the following qualify as budget expenses EXCEPT

A) rent payments.
B) utility payments.
C) insurance premiums.
D) stipends from relatives.

A principal reason for making a budget is to

A) earn more money.
B) pay bills on time.
C) qualify for a bank loan.
D) know how much you can afford to spend.

Relative deprivation is

A) the inability of lower-income groups to sustain the same lifestyle as higher-income groups in the same community.
B) discrimination against lower-income people by higher-income people within the same community.
C) the cluster of physical and emotional manifestationssuch as higher rates of type 2 diabetes and alcohol abuseseen in lower-income groups in a community.
D) a sense of low self-esteem experienced by people living in poverty.

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