A household receives social assistance but continues to experience poverty because its adult members face prolonged unemployment and limited access to economic opportunities. What does this situation demonstrate?

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Income support should be replaced by employment programmes whenever unemployment is present.

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Social assistance is appropriate only when households have no potential source of employment.

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Poverty and unemployment require separate policy responses because they arise from different causes.

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Responding to poverty may require both immediate income support and measures addressing longer-term socio-economic barriers.

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