According to Karl Marx, the working class in industrialized countries would remain poor and live near subsistence level. Marx was right about the persistence of poverty in industrialized countries, but he was wrong in thinking that
a. there would be very few poor people in most industrialized countries.
b. most people would own the means of production collectively in capitalist countries.
c. the income of most of the population would remain extremely low.
d. industrial capitalism would decrease the wealth and income gap.
Ans: c. the income of most of the population would remain extremely low.
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A. The counties with the highest rate of non-English speaking homes are concentrated along the Canadian border and Great Lakes region. B. The counties with the highest rate of non-English speaking homes are concentrated in the southwest and around major cities. C. The counties with the highest rate of non-English speaking homes are concentrated along the Mississippi River. D. The counties with the highest rate of non-English speaking homes are concentrated in the southeast, especially along the East Coast.
Provide three reasons why a person may be untruthful when answering interview or survey questions.
What will be an ideal response?
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.