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Which social institution is widely considered to have the greatest effect on society as a whole?
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Name the three sectors of the economy. Give an example of production in each sector.
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This chapter's Sociology in the News explains that, in recent years, the entry-level wages that many of today's young workers depend on have not kept up with inflation.
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What important changes in production defined the coming of the Industrial Revolution?
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What arguments are made in favor of a free-market economy? What are the arguments made by those who favor a large regulatory role for government? Consider issues such as economic productivity, economic inequality, and the extent of corporate welfare. Also, how do the recent corporate scandals, beginning with the collapse of the Enron energy trading company, play in to this debate?
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How do capitalism and socialism differ in overall productivity? What about economic inequality?
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The U.S. workforce is becoming more "white," even as immigration rates rise.
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Socialism is spreading around the world to the point that, today, a majority of the world's nations have a socialist economic system.
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Over the course of the last century, the number of people involved in agricultural work:
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In the United States, union membership is higher today than ever before.
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One effect of computer technology is giving workers greater power over their employers.
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Early factories in New England, where the Industrial Revolution first developed in the United States:
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A corporation is an organization with a legal existence apart from that of its members.
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