Class, Poverty, and Economic Inequality

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. What do classes refer to in sociology?

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. Which sociologist published the Vertical Mosaic?

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. What are the two ways that we can view poverty?

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. What is the low-income cut off point?

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. What is the human development index?

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. In large cities, most of the homeless are:

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. What type of country is Canada considered?

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. Which sociological perspective argues that society consists of a connected network of groups, organizations, and institutions that work together?

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. Which sociological thinker developed the ideas central to conflict theory?

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. Which is NOT a type of alienation that Marx identified?

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. False consciousness is the acceptance of the discourse and values of the dominant class.

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. In a Capitalistic society social mobility is limitless. F

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. Intergenerational income elasticity is the correlation between ethnicity and income level.

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. Absolute poverty is when you can survive but the living standards are below the general living standards.

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. A Gini coefficient of 0 is perfect social equality.

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. The poverty line represents a standard of living and stays standard across different countries.

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. The Human Development Index is made up of three primary measures: a country's GDP, the number of homeless people there are on the country's streets, and the number of shelters the country has to accommodate these people.

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. A welfare state is a social system in which the government undertakes the responsibility of providing social and economic security to its citizens.

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. When it comes to poverty, symbolic interactionists focus on the ways that people assign labels to "wealthy" and "poor."

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. Despite popular opinion, wealthy people are more likely to commit crimes than those at the lower end of the socio-economic spectrum.

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