Critics of the 1996 welfare reforms claim the new system

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The 1996 welfare reforms have been criticized for not doing enough to reduce poverty in the United States, with some arguing that the reforms have even worsened inequality and hardship for low-income families. While the reforms aimed to encourage self-sufficiency and reduce dependence on government assistance, they have been criticized for not providing enough support for families to make the transition to work and leaving many without adequate resources. While some may argue that the reforms have strengthened families by incentivizing work and reducing reliance on government aid, the evidence suggests that the overall impact has been limited and mixed. Additionally, there is a concern that the reforms may have contributed to welfare dependency by not providing adequate resources or support for those who need it most. Therefore, choice A is the best answer.

Critics of the 1996 Welfare Reforms Claim the New System