In an anthropological sense, an economic system refers to __________
A) customs specifying how people gain access to resources
B) rules relating to kinship and inheritance
C) exchange rates of different monetary systems on a global market
D) attitudes toward leadership and influence
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A geneticist studying the variation between different groups of organisms of the same species is engaged in __________
a. phylogenetics b. population genetics c. Mendelian genetics d. behavioral genetics
The theory which asserts that literacy is a set of habitual behaviors exercised in specific contexts is the:
a. ideological approach. b. autonomous approach. c. contextual approach. d. practice approach.
Multinationals play an important role in pollution because:
a. They are frequently at the forefront of efforts to clean up the environment. b. They are more susceptible to public pressure than other corporations. c. They are wealthy and powerful enough to circumvent national laws designed to control pollution. d. They are particularly able to create and market products that can control pollution. e. Factories of multinationals tend to pollute more per unit of goods they produce than factories of locally owned companies.
While two-thirds of burakumin report that they had not encountered discrimination, what evidence suggests that inequality persists?
A) Most burakumin live in segregated communities with high unemployment. B) Burakumin are only allowed to marry within their group. C) Education levels are particularly low among the burakumin. D) Subtle messages in the media depict burakumin as undesirable