Which sentence best explains why critics argue against social welfare programs?

The programs give people time to locate employment and shelter.

The programs' costs have risen dramatically in the recent past.

The programs are outdated and no longer fix social welfare problems.

The programs no longer protect those who are most in need.

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7 May, 17:39

Which sentence best explains why critics argue against social welfare programs?

The programs give people time to locate employment and shelter.

The programs' costs have risen dramatically in the recent past.

The programs are outdated and no longer fix social welfare problems.

The programs no longer protect those who are most in need.

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Rohan Shelton · Answer 1

"The programs' costs have risen dramatically in the recent past" would be the best option from the list, but a better response would be that critics think these programs somehow make poor people dependent on government.