Deborah and Carlos are married, under the age of 65, and have two children under the age of 18. Carlos works full time and earns $18,000, while Deborah works part time and earns $10,000. Thus, in total, their family income is $28,000. Are Carlos and Deborah living in poverty? Yes No Suppose that Carlos divorces Deborah and leaves the family without paying alimony or child support. Deborah must now support her two children alone, so she begins working full time and earns a total of $14,000. Are Deborah and her children living in poverty? Yes No Again, consider Deborah, a single mother with two children under 18 who earns an annual income of $14,000. Suppose that Deborah qualifies for a welfare program for single mothers that provides her with $3,000 in food assistance. After receiving welfare, is Deborah’s family living in poverty? Yes No