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Unit 2 Quiz
10) Renee and Daniel, who are currently both working full-time jobs, are preparing for Daniel’s mother to move in. As his mother will require a great deal of care, they are trying to decide if they are both going to keep working. What benefit will they MOST LIKELY experience if they choose a single-income option?


A.
They will have more disposable income.

B.
They will have a greater amount of financial income.

C.
They will have more time to manage his mother's care.

D.
They will have less time to spend with their new baby.

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Answer: C.  They will have more time to manage his mother's care.

Explanation:

A single income option means that only one of them will be working and only one source of income will be used to maintain all three of them including Daniel's mother. This will most definitely result in them having less disposable income and less financial income in general.

Also the scenario painted made no mention of a baby so option D is incorrect. The most likely option in C which makes sense because with one of them staying home to take care of the mother, they will have time to be able to take care of her better.

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