Making Tough Choices Simulator

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1 Making Tough Choices Simulator

1. After completing the poverty simulator, were you able to save any money by the end of the month? Be specific in describing where your monthly income went. I was unable to save any money at the end of the month. With a salary of $15.80 an hour, which amounts to $2632 a month, I was able to live in a two-bedroom old house apartment at the cost of $850 a month. Since my partner does not have a job, they can take care of the kids, a preschool child and an infant. The cost of buying childcare items cost $612 a month. Car insurance and gas cost $826. I opted for low-cost food, which consists of frozen food, bargain brands, and processed foods. This would cost $430, but the balance is not enough as I was only left with $344. a) How does this affect your impression of those who need human services? This experience has made me realize that the need for human services is a genuine concern that needs to be addressed. So many Americans live paycheck to paycheck, even in households where both partners are earning. Even though human service assistance is not sustainable, it may help alleviate people's suffering as the government is thinking of long-term solutions.

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