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Public policies for low-income

Fuel stamp programs which subsidize heating oil purchases through low-income households encourage those families to: (w) create more income by working. (x) particularly conserve on their use of fuel. (y) live along with less purchasing power. (z) substitute heating fuel for those goods as electric blankets.

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