Exam 18: Inequality, Poverty, and Discrimination
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The economist Gary Becker concluded that discrimination occurs because of people's:
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Which of the following statements about the distribution of income in the United States is true?
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According to the text, it is generally agreed that in the United States since World War II, the distribution of income has:
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The poverty line for a household with nine people in 2010 was:
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Recent proposals to reform welfare in the United States include work provisions and time limits on benefits.
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Discrimination has been a major source of higher wages for blacks and other nonwhite minorities in the United States since the 1950s.
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-(Exhibit: Income Distribution in the United States) From 1968 to 2010, the distribution of income in the United States became:
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If some employees have discriminatory attitudes against a group of workers, the demand for workers from that group may be lower.
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In 2010, approximately 5 percent of the families headed by married couples in the United States fell below the poverty line.
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According to consumer choice theory, poor people, from their own perspective, are better off with:
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America's poverty rate is _______ than that of most _______ .
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The Case in Point titled "Attitudes and Inequality" suggested that:
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Affirmative actions are designed to enhance minority opportunities.
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In 2010, approximately ________ percent of the families in the United States headed by ________ fell below the poverty line.
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