the conventional model is vague and ambiguous; we don't know where one class
begins and another ends
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problem with the class system
antitrust laws "forbid monopolies as well as any arrangements among competitors to
work together to keep prices artificially high"
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sherman antitrust act
,the accumulated approval and disapproval that people express toward an actor or an
object; the sum of evaluations that are located in the minds of other people with
whom a person interacts
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status (milner)
the perception that one is worse off relative to those with whom one compares
oneself
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relative deprivation
essentially a functionalist idea that suggests that nation-states provide social welfare
benefits to satisfy social and economic needs created by industrialization; the
targeted recipients are those who are not needed in the labor market, especially
children, the disabled, and the elderly.
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logic of industrialism thesis
in regards to the economy and production, what term best describes US society
currently?
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, post-industrial
T/F: status is accumulated
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true
people will change as their economic situations change; "when people become class-
conscious...they will no longer be part of the culture of poverty"
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situational view of poverty
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wright's model of class locations
begins and another ends
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problem with the class system
antitrust laws "forbid monopolies as well as any arrangements among competitors to
work together to keep prices artificially high"
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sherman antitrust act
,the accumulated approval and disapproval that people express toward an actor or an
object; the sum of evaluations that are located in the minds of other people with
whom a person interacts
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status (milner)
the perception that one is worse off relative to those with whom one compares
oneself
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relative deprivation
essentially a functionalist idea that suggests that nation-states provide social welfare
benefits to satisfy social and economic needs created by industrialization; the
targeted recipients are those who are not needed in the labor market, especially
children, the disabled, and the elderly.
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logic of industrialism thesis
in regards to the economy and production, what term best describes US society
currently?
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, post-industrial
T/F: status is accumulated
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true
people will change as their economic situations change; "when people become class-
conscious...they will no longer be part of the culture of poverty"
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situational view of poverty
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wright's model of class locations
