Answer:
A) Is defined as the 10 percent of U.S. households with the lowest incomes.
Explanation:
The poverty line (or poverty inception) categorizes people into poor or non-poor. If someone receives earnings below that limit (poverty line) they are categorized as weak. Usually, this line or inception is installed as the shortest amount of capital a person requires to live on.
So if a person is categorized as weak, since they shouldn't be capable to live individually on their earnings, they can request the support of government plans (e.g. Medicaid, food stamps).
