In most states, selling marijuana is illegal, even though an apparent demand exists, and the potential for revenue if sales were legalized is not insignificant. This is an example of the fact that economies
A. must be legal.
B. reflect cultural values.
C. are sometimes irrational.
D. do not depend on demand.
Answer: B
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a. initiation b. development c. expansion d. triangulation
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Sociologist Herbert Gans claimed that inequality benefits __________.
A. everyone by making society more productive B. rich people by ensuring there is a supply of poor people willing to do almost any job, no matter how unpleasant C. bureaucrats by expanding government assistance programs D. corporations because poor people are a profitable market