At the microlevel, a number of factors contribute to a couple's statistical likelihood of divorce One of the primary social characteristics that decreases the likelihood of divorce is marrying over 25 years of age, as opposed to under 18 years of age
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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A factory that is well informed about the clauses of the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 is most likely to ________
a. ensure that child workers are excused from working with dangerous equipment b. impose mandatory retirement on its employees c. fix reasonable wages for its workers according to the number of hours worked d. ensure that all employees have medical insurance
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. The English settlers who came to America were a "pure" stock that had not been blended with other European ethnic stocks. 2. The English settlers dominated numerically for the first two centuries after the initial colonists had settled. 3. Unlike today, early settlers in America did not demand that immigrants speak English. 4. Much like today, the early colonists in America were worried about the erosion of the Anglo-Saxon core. 5. The French provided the substance to American law; the English, the broad philosophical tenets.
A panhandler makes $15 to $20 per day on the streets. This is his
A. status. B. wealth. C. income. D. prestige.
Which of the following statements about health insurance in the United States is true?
A. By the 1920s, Americans began to equate health insurance with employment: you get a job and you get insurance. B. As health care costs began to rise substantially in the 1960s, large businesses began to be concerned about costs and started dropping health insurance for their workers, while smaller firms continued to provide insurance. C. Only about 53 percent of workplace firms offer health insurance to employees. D. The cost of health insurance is rolled into taxes.