Outline classifications of economies by income
What will be an ideal response?
The following are suggested areas for students to address in their essays: Describe low-income economies and provide examples.
Explain the concept of global feminization of poverty.
Provide a personal perspective on what role the United States should have relating to civil wars in Africa.
Describe middle-income economies and provide examples. Describe high-income economies and provide examples.
Encourage students to provide any personal experience with any of income economies in their response.
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A. its geographic isolation B. a lack of federal funding C. low cost of living D. abundance of fresh food
The chapter notes two important implications for each member of our society. The first is that we do not have to be
a. passive actors who accept society's institutional imperatives as inevitable. b. politically involved to effect change. c. employed to enjoy the full benefits of U.S. citizenship. d. feminists to believe in the concept of equal pay for equal work.
The feature that most sets collaboration apart from other levels of community linkage is ______.
a. the focus on building a program together. b. the combining of resources. c. the long-term nature of the partnership. d. more equal leadership roles.
According to Meadows (2009), which of the following statements is most likely true about single fathers?
A. They spend significantly more time caring for their children than do single mothers. B. They are less likely than single mothers to raise children who have high rates of substance abuse. C. They have more mental health problems than do married fathers. D. They are unable to love their children as single mothers do.