Exam 16: The Economy and Work
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Socialist economies create greater economic equality than capitalist economies, but with a lower overall living standard.
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The use of computers by workers tends to limit workplace interaction.
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The self-employed are more likely to have blue-collar jobs than white-collar jobs.
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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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Taken together, local, state, and federal governments are the U.S.'s largest single employer.
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Which category of the U.S.population is showing the greatest labor-force increase in percentage terms?
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Which of the following new sources of energy launched the Industrial Revolution?
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Define the concepts of "monopoly" and "oligopoly." Why are these economic patterns controversial?
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Less than 2 percent of today's U.S.labor force works in agriculture.
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Although there are many privately-owned companies in the United States, most of the U.S.economy is owned and operated by the government.
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Name the three sectors of the economy.Give an example of production in each sector.
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Concerning the issue of personal freedom, capitalist systems emphasize people's _____, while socialist systems emphasize people's _____.
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Which category of the U.S.population is showing the greatest labor-force increase in terms of percentage?
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Early factories in New England, where the Industrial Revolution first developed in the United States
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The Information Revolution has concentrated workers in offices, drawing people from a wide region into dense, central cities.
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An example of a European country with a mostly private economy and extensive social welfare programs is
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How do capitalism and socialism differ in overall productivity? What about economic inequality?
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