Deck 5: Sociology of an Interconnected World
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Deck 5: Sociology of an Interconnected World
1
Which model of society assumes that all the information needed to study how societies function are contained within their borders?
A) The anti-global model of society
B) The national model of society
C) The container model of society
D) The bordered model of society
A) The anti-global model of society
B) The national model of society
C) The container model of society
D) The bordered model of society
C
2
When was the term globalization coined?
A) 1990s
B) 1980s
C) 1920s
D) 1900s
A) 1990s
B) 1980s
C) 1920s
D) 1900s
B
3
Which theorist used the examples of Germany and Puerto Rico to argue against the assumption that each society corresponds to a nation-state?
A) Karl Marx
B) Constantin Dobrogeanu-Gherea
C) Immanuel Wallerstein
D) Claudia von Werlhof
A) Karl Marx
B) Constantin Dobrogeanu-Gherea
C) Immanuel Wallerstein
D) Claudia von Werlhof
C
4
Research has shown that the gap in average incomes between rich and poor countries have:
A) Increased
B) Stayed the same
C) Fallen by 25%
D) Halved
A) Increased
B) Stayed the same
C) Fallen by 25%
D) Halved
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5
Research conducted by Korzeniewicz and Albrecht found that from 1982 to 2009 the average hourly wage in New York was:
A) 25% more than in Mumbai
B) 50% more than in Mumbai
C) 500% more than in Mumbai
D) 1000% more than in Mumbai
A) 25% more than in Mumbai
B) 50% more than in Mumbai
C) 500% more than in Mumbai
D) 1000% more than in Mumbai
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6
What is the one of the most effective strategies for upward mobility for those born within low-income countries?
A) Education
B) Marrying into a higher social class
C) International migration
D) Entrepreneurship
A) Education
B) Marrying into a higher social class
C) International migration
D) Entrepreneurship
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7
What term describes how being born in a very rich country equates to being better-off than someone born in a very poor country at any point of the income distribution?
A) Wage inequality
B) Income inequality
C) Citizenship premium
D) Global premium
A) Wage inequality
B) Income inequality
C) Citizenship premium
D) Global premium
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8
By being born in the United States rather than in Congo, a person would multiply their income by how many times?
A) 22
B) 56
C) 93
D) 104
A) 22
B) 56
C) 93
D) 104
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9
What term describes an external condition imposed on colonized countries by colonial powers which maintains the flow of economic surplus from the formed to the latter after independence?
A) Dependency
B) Reliance
C) Economic subjugation
D) Global income suppression
A) Dependency
B) Reliance
C) Economic subjugation
D) Global income suppression
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10
What term describes a worldwide tendency towards the opening of state boarders to the free flow of goods and capital?
A) Free movement
B) Globalization
C) Capitalism
D) Neo-liberalism
A) Free movement
B) Globalization
C) Capitalism
D) Neo-liberalism
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