Exam 9: Class and Global Inequality

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Dependency theory argues that global inequality is the result of wealthy nations exploiting poorer nations.

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Which of the following represents income?

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Individuals who believe in equal opportunity believe that everyone should have the same chance at achieving success in life.

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Someone who lacks the resources that are considered required to maintain a basic standard of living in society is living in ________ poverty.

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John worked in a manufacturing job building car engines.Over time,this work was increasingly performed by machines,and manufacturing jobs became scarcer and paid less.John and his family were once comfortably middle class,but technology changed his job and his factory was shut down.What kind of mobility did John experience?

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How would world systems analysis classify a nation that had middle incomes and a basic domestic industrial base but lacked major global economic power?

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Renee was born into a working-class family.She worked her way through college and is now employed as a nurse.What kind of mobility did Renee experience?

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A country redesigned its tax policy so that the amount of taxes an individual paid was based on his or her earnings,with those earning more paying more in taxes.For example,an individual who makes $20,000 a year pays 3 percent in taxes,while an individual who makes $100,000 a year pays 3 percent on the first $20,000 and an additional 10 percent on the remaining $80,000.This is called

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According to Karl Marx,which of the following statements about the relationship between owners and workers is FALSE?

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Memberships in social groups that have the potential to be economically valuable are known as

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Alex believes that people who are poor are lazy and do not want to work.He argues that anyone can be rich if they simply work hard enough.What concept reflects the argument he is making?

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What term refers to the process in which nations decrease the amount of goods produced though manufacturing?

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Financial assistance from the government to citizens in the form of tax credits or monetary payments is called

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Income is more unevenly distributed than wealth.

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Which of the following best describes a characteristic of the middle class?

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Which of the following is a main characteristic of the underclass?

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Max is the owner of a leading food distributor and owns a large share of the company's stock.According to Karl Marx,to which class does Max belong?

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Which of the following occupations is NOT included in the middle class?

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Which of the following theories argues that global inequality is the result of powerful nations exploiting less powerful nations?

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People living in developed nations have a higher material standard of living than underdeveloped nations.

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