Exam 12: Income, Social Class, and Family Structure

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Is there a universal social class concept?

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In 2006,according to Statistics Canada,what approximate percentage of Canadians had some university education?

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Nike has profited from what change in China's social system?

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A census family is defined as any household of individuals living together.

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Measuring social class within marketing research has been hampered by a major limitation of the available measures.Most social class instruments are ________.

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Many 20-somethings have rebelled against their more affluent parents by mocking wealth with such clothing as shredded jeans,boxy cars,and understated makeup.These are examples of what is called a modern potlatch.

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Family size depends on all of the following factors except for ________.

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Miriam comes from a background of old money.How might this affect her spending habits compared to her friend Harry who has recently done well?

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One problem in assigning people to a social class is status inconsistency.For example,consumers who earn at least 15 percent less than the median for their class must often make certain sacrifices to maintain the appearance of living up to class expectations.They are said to be:

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If you were going to construct a questionnaire to determine "consumer confidence," you might be advised to ask all of the following questions except ________.

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Albert hates spending money on anything because he hates the experience of spending money.Doreen,his wife,complains he is a "spendthrift." Is she right? Explain.

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The millions of consumers around the world who can now afford higher quality products are referred to as belonging to the ________.

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Which sector of the population is largely responsible for fuelling Japan's luxury-goods spending?

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Freddie,who is 32 years old,had been working in Kanata for many years.Like many other techies,he has just been laid off and has returned to his parents' home in BC.He can be termed:

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How might Charlene's lifestyle and spending habits differ from Qin Yao's? Charlene lives in a middle-class household in Toronto,Canada,and Qin Yao lives in a middle-class household in Shanghai,China.

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A good definition of an extended family unit is ________ living together.

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Because consumer beliefs about what the future holds is such an important determinant of how much they will pump into the economy when making discretionary purchases,many companies take forecasts about intended spending seriously (e.g.,"Do you plan to buy [a car] in the next year?")and have surveys conducted to measure:

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The Bartons threw a massive birthday party for their youngest daughter.They decorated the event like a carnival,hired a clown,had a huge balloon drop,and even brought in an elephant for three hours.The Bartons' behaviour is an example of:

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What is discretionary income?

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Which field of research is concerned with the human side of economic decisions?

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