There are still dramatic differences between men and women in their roles, careers, and paychecks. Some argue this stems from a societal bias against women. Others say it is a product of women's choices. (a) Describe the arguments for each of these explanations. (b) Explain which you think is correct and why. (c) Should legislation be passed that attempts to reconcile these differences?
What will be an ideal response?
A global consensus has emerged that the status of women needs to improve if human
rights and development are to progress. These conferences are signposts that
increasingly depict gender equality and empowerment across political, social, and
economic arenas as a fundamental right. They have introduced the world to the
incontrovertible evidence that women's status in society, and especially their
education, profoundly influences human development and that the treatment of
women is a global rights issue that affects everyone.
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a. In comparison to the other BRICS, the South African economy is small. b. South Africa was invited to join the BRICS at the insistence of China. c. In many global forums, South Africa has adjusted its policies to align with the other BRICS. d. China is South Africa's largest export market. e. South Africa was invited to join the grouping immediately after the end of apartheid.
Discuss some of the ways in which the government has attempted to improve efficiency in the bureaucracy.
What will be an ideal response?
The most common form of inducement includes
a. regulatory and redistributive policies. b. patents and unfunded inducements. c. regulatory and distributive policies. d. emission taxes and permits. e. sale limits and tax exemptions.
In which type of city government does the mayor and city council select a person to be the chief administrator?
A. strong mayor-council B. weak mayor-council C. council-manager D. commission