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In Canada, we live in a society that is based on a system of ________, one that has blatant as well as subtle manifestations of inequality.
In the ________, employers have relied extensively on computers and microelectronics to streamline work processes.
A(n) ________ is several companies controlling an industry.
The secondary sector is also known as the ________.
Companies that work beyond traditional political borders and in a number of different nations are called ________.
________ involves activities, such as performing household work, for which there is no direct economic exchange.
Activities such as babysitting, playing music on the streets, gambling, cleaning homes, and selling drugs make up the ________.
In the nineteenth-century, ________ involved the introduction of new forms of energy and of transportation, urbanization, and the implementation of new machine technology.
The term ________ describes various employment arrangements such as part-time work, temporary work, contracting out or outsourcing, and self-employment.
Sociologists define ________ as a social institution in which people carry out the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.