Congress is not authorized to reduce the cost of entitlement programs by _____.

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It seems that you have missed the given options for this question but anyway, here is the answer that would best complete the given statement above. Congress is not authorized to reduce the cost of entitlement programs by controlling the number of people who are eligible for benefits. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for.

shusha [124]3 years ago

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The options of the question are, A) introduce new laws that change benefits. B) controlling the number of people who are eligible for benefits. C) changing eligibility requirements for benefit recipients. D) reducing the amount of benefits.

The correct answer is B) controlling the number of people who are eligible for benefits.

Congress is not authorized to reduce the cost of entitlement programs by controlling the number of people who are eligible for benefits.

Entitlement programs are citizen rights granted by federal law. Some programs are granted to some non-U.S. citizens. The Entitled programs are Unemployment, Social Security, Medicare, and Welfare programs. Congress is not authorized to reduce the cost of entitlement programs by controlling the number of people who are eligible for benefits.

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