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How do you think welfare systems like Universal Credit impact social inequality?

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How do you think welfare systems like Universal Credit impact social inequality?

They reduce inequality by providing financial support to those in need.
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They perpetuate inequality by enforcing compliance and punishing non-compliance.
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They promote personal responsibility, which helps reduce inequality in the long term.
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They contribute to inequality by disproportionately affecting marginalized groups.
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They have no significant impact on inequality, positive or negative.
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They create more opportunities for employment but fail to address the root causes of poverty.
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