According to the Federal Register, which of the following is the minimum income needed by a family of four to meet the basic needs for healthy living (that is, an income below this amount is considered insufficient to provide the food,
shelter and clothing needed to preserve health)?
a. $21,200
b. $23,050
c. $25,200
d. $27,050
ANS: B
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