Social welfare programs for the poor have historically discouraged the poor from saving by:
A. Providing resources for basic needs
B. Caseworkers
C. Enforcing eligibility rules for assistance programs that disallowed savings
D. Supervisors of welfare programs
C
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Social welfare programs have historically discouraged the poor from saving by enforcing eligibility rules for assistance programs that disallowed such savings.
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