On the recordOctober 30, 2007
Two hundred percent of poverty is $42,000, 300 percent is $63,000, 400 percent is approximately $84,000.
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govinfo.govLynn A. Westmoreland: “Two hundred percent of poverty is $42,000, 300 percent is $63,000, 400 percent is approximately $84,000.”
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Discussing poverty thresholds and their financial implications.
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