Unemployment In America

1. How does a high unemployment rate or high inflation affect the way that Americans vote? Is there logic behind how voters view the parties in regard to addressing unemployment or addressing inflation? Why are the parties and elected officials limited in how they can affect the economy? Explain. Every election the unemployment rate or the unemployment becomes an issue for boulders depending on what demographic or economical or minority race is impacted. Most officials were running for federal government use the unemployment rate Yvette for white minorities as their platform stating that they're going to look into and create more jobs so those minorities will have a better chance of sustaining oneself. Basically as in the 2007 elections …show more content…
Individuals do not work collect the check from the federal government, which is called a stipend which gives them a certain amount of money in the household to spend per month and food stamps to sustain themselves. Individuals Actually, make under $20,000 a year Based on the federal census. Need individuals most likely will never, get above the poverty level. There are programs given to these individuals. Pull them out of the poverty but most welfare recipients use it in order to stay on welfare and they take classes in the class and never get off of welfare. Where it comes to the deserving poor is Cannot be blamed for that property is not based on behavior that has made some poor it is not even based on bad circumstances and circumstances were outside of their control like they've lost two jobs there for just the money that they were making their no longer making. An individual who has a job in a fluctuating Market such as a construction worker. These individuals are poor by circumstances, the average cab driver who works with the cab gets hurt while he's working, and is disabled for a while and can no longer work He becomes poor because of circumstances outside of his control.His family is not a 3 x 4 x habitual welfare recipients that go go all the way back to grandmother she's an individual who's worked all his life, his family's worked all their life and blue-collar workers and they fell apart hard times the farmers who fell on, hard Times. A poor by circumstances not poor because they're working the system. Like they're not trying to get free dollars because Oh, I don't feel like working. They enter different programs in order to work the system so they can stay on welfare have kids in order to have welfare stuff that people who are looking To the federal government for assistance, they would rather make their