A man with strong credentials in elementary education and experience working with young children was rejected for a first-grade teaching position in favor of a less qualified woman. He was rejected despite his greater ______.
A. labor demand
B. labor supply
C. gender role
D. human capital
Answer: D
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According to Carola Suarez-Orozco's article, "Children of Immigrants," housing affordable for immigrants is often located in
a. the suburbs where schools are not equipped to deal with extra children. b. inner-city "war zones" characterized by violence. c. rural areas which are typically welcoming to immigrants. d. "urban sprawl" areas with a wide variety of languages and services for immigrants.
Children whose parents divorce:
a. have poorer self-esteem, academic performance, and social relationships than other children. b. are always worse off than children whose parents remain together. c. demonstrate no differences compared with children whose parents do not divorce. d. are generally much more affected by the stigma of divorce than by economic consequences.
The average American produces 35 pounds of trash per week
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
___________ The annual number of births in a population per 1,000 women aged 15 through 44 years
What will be an ideal response?