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Means-tested programs are plans in which

Means-tested programs are plans in which
A) programs are administered exclusively at one level of government (federal or state).
B) individuals contribute to an insurance trust fund through a payroll tax on their earnings.
C) contracts are awarded to small businesses with adequate resources to administer the program.
D) benefits are distributed on the basis of need to people with incomes low enough to qualify.

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I was seriously thinking the same, thanks for confirming with me

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