The Low-Income Cutoff Level Is

The low-income cutoff level is

A) a level of housing and food provided by the government.
B) a fixed real income used to determine whether or not a household may qualify for welfare.
C) the income level below which a family normally spends 73.6 percent or more of its income on food,shelter,and clothing.
D) the income level below which a family normally spends 63.6 percent or more of its income on food,shelter,and clothing.
E) a level of income below which starvation occurs.