Exam 9: Global Stratification
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Wallerstein pointed to several factors that cause dependency among low-income nations. Which of the following is NOT a factor that Wallerstein considered to be a cause of dependency?
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The concept of "neocolonialism" refers to the process by which
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Dependency theory claims that the increasing prosperity of the high-income countries has little to do with widespread poverty in low-income countries.
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People living in high-income nations receive 80 percent of the entire world's income.
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The wealthiest 20 percent of the global population receives about _______of all global income.
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Typically, people in low-income countries do more physical labor yet consume fewer calories than people in rich nations.
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Critics say that dependency theory wrongly treats wealth as a zero-sum, where no one gets richer unless someone gets poorer.
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Which type of slavery consists of employers holding workers captive by paying them too little to cover their debts?
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Where on the planet would you find most high-income nations?
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In low-income nations, poverty is _______than in the United States.
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Modernization theory claims that, looking across human history, what we need to explain is not poverty but affluence.
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Because they buy so much raw material, rich nations are now in debt to low-income nations.
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According to dependency theory, poor countries have become dependent on rich nations because
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Over the course of the last century, although living standards have risen, the extent of global inequality has
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The poorest 20 percent of the global population receives only about_______ of all global income.
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The richest 20 percent of the world's people receive about 50 percent of all the world's income.
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