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Advocates for the poor point out that economic development

Advocates for the poor point out that economic development

a. always reduces poverty.
b. has no impact on poverty.
c. does not always reduce poverty, but does not increase it.
d. sometimes increases poverty.

The purpose of the international program of economic goals is to reduce

a. the number of people who receive government assistance.
b. worldwide population growth.
c. economic inequality.
d. the number of the world's orphaned children who lack adult caretakers.

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