Multiple Choice
James has been working at a restaurant for a couple years.During this time,he has received numerous positive reviews from customers and his coworkers know they can depend on him during busy periods.However,despite his hard work he is still earning the same hourly wage he was when he was first hired. This wage is so low that James is struggling to pay his bills and afford an apartment.While he is experiencing this financial struggle,he sees many customers drive nice cars to the restaurant and hears stories about how many of his coworkers are taking vacations.James's dissatisfaction with his standard of living is best described as
A) absolute poverty.
B) relative poverty.
C) structural discrimination.
D) anomie.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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