Gerald recently started a clinic in a low-income neighborhood that he wants to expand in order to provide more services. Gerald expects the clinic to do well, but it will likely grow at a slow pace. The Acumen Fund decides to invest in the clinic, even though other investors Gerald approached were not interested. What has Gerald’s clinic benefitted from?
a. charity
b. patient capitalism
c. corporate social responsibility
d. capitalism
b. patient capitalism
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A. immigration B. acculturation C. ethnocentrism D. assimilation
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A. the capitalist system and profit motive B. the political system and power principle C. human agency and motivations evolving from the Pareto principle D. the natural growth and evolution of urban ecological systems
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a.) gender-role socialization. b.) resocialization. c.) destruction of the generalized other. d.) dramaturgical performance.