Exam 12: Work: Economics, Jobs, and Balancing Family Demands

More and more employees are using their sick leave for family and personal reasons.

In 2007, the median net worth for non-white or Hispanic families was

According to Phyllis Moen's types of working mothers, the ________ take on jobs that are flexible and usually on the mommy track. They might say, "I'll work if the job fits well with my family duties."

When a husband and wife do not have clear expectations concerning whose responsibility it is to do certain tasks like pick up the children at daycare, they experience

During the late 20th century, the majority of income gains in the U.S. went to the top 20% of households.

________ is a primary source of power in a relationship, according to the "popular culture and the media" introduction to the chapter.

Full-time working women who feel frustrated because they cannot attend their children's school events are experiencing

Many couples marry believing money matters are not important.

In 2010, the poverty line in the U.S. was $22,350 annual income for a family of four.

Which of the following was cited as the highest source of stress for Americans?

In the U.S., the wealthiest one percent controls ________ percent of the wealth.

Discuss the consequences of poverty. Which of these consequences do you think is most serious? Why?

The poor are often viewed as responsible for their circumstances because of their laziness or addictions.

Approximately 10% of America's children live in poverty.

What six strategies can help people balance their work and family demands?

Working husbands and wives both cited ________ as the most important item for a successful marriage.

Women who work full-time earn approximately $0.75 for every $1.00 that male part time workers earn.

Which of the following health problems occurs first after a job layoff?

The official U.S. poverty line is deemed inadequate because it ignores many of the needs of single mothers.

The poor