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Lastly, is the interactionist perspective is a sociological approach that generalizes about everyday forms of social interaction in order to explain society as a whole. (Schaefer, 2009) Unfortunately, in today’s economy it is hard to make ends meet with minimum wage pay (7.25 per hour) having to spend $3.00 per gallons at the pumps and $8.00 to buy a loaf of bread and a gallon of milk. Everything has increased. The cost of living is through the ceiling for those on fixed or low income. To fix the welfare system and stop welfare fraud means to increase pay and decrease costs. The welfare system is a vicious circle which many can’t get out of; and won’t help those who don’t quite qualify.
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Richard Vedder and Lowell Galloway, for example, found that only 18.3 percent of poor people receiving welfare benefits in 1987 moved out of poverty, while 45 percent of poor people who never received welfare escaped poverty (Lee, 2008). Today the welfare system has a time limit for the maximum amount of year one is able to receive welfare benefits. They offer a childcare benefit for those who wish to work to support their families but can’t afford to provide childcare. They have other benefits which help with obtaining the proper training for different
Richard Vedder and Lowell Galloway, for example, found that only 18.3 percent of poor people receiving welfare benefits in 1987 moved out of poverty, while 45 percent of poor people who never received welfare escaped poverty (Lee, 2008). Today the welfare system has a time limit for the maximum amount of year one is able to receive welfare benefits. They offer a childcare benefit for those who wish to work to support their families but can’t afford to provide childcare. They have other benefits which help with obtaining the proper training for different