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62% (03:32) correct 38% (03:48) wrong based on 627 sessionsHistory
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Average private funds received by nonfarmers did not change during the first three years of the program (1995-1997). | ||
The greatest change in average private funds received by farmers in a single year occurred during the first three years of the program (1995-1997). | ||
Per capita income among farmers ages 66 and up, not including FPP payments or private funds received, was little affected by the introduction of the FPP. |
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64% (01:46) correct 36% (01:40) wrong based on 639 sessionsHistory
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A study showing that the household consumption spending of farmers receiving FPP benefits increased after the introduction of the FPP | ||
A study indicating that private funds induce more household consumption among pension-aged people than FPP payments do | ||
A study about the effectiveness of public pensions in reducing poverty in parts of Asia other than Taiwan |
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67% (02:03) correct 33% (02:08) wrong based on 603 sessionsHistory
The year in which the farmers included in the study received the smallest average amount of private funds was the same year in which the nonfarmers received the largest average amount of private funds. | |
The year in which the farmers included in the study received the largest average amount of private funds was earlier than the year In which the FPP was Introduced. | |
For every year included in the graph, average private funds received by the farmers included in the study exceeded average FPP payments by at least NT$15,000. | |
The average FPP payment to farmers increased every year included in the study. | |
The increase in per capita consumption by nonfarmers is a direct consequence of FPP funding to farmers. |
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