Factors used to control workers that are particularly harsh for women workers who work for multinational corporations in export processing zones (EPZs) include:
a. mandatory pregnancy testing
b. forced consumption of amphetamines to ensure efficiency
c. impossibly long shifts with unpaid overtime
d. offering incentives for extra pay that are nearly impossible to earn because the quotas are unrealistic, but they increase productivity
a. mandatory pregnancy testing
b. forced consumption of amphetamines to ensure efficiency
c. impossibly long shifts with unpaid overtime
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What type of base system should be used? A. one that makes sense to the informant B. one that can be easily understood by most field workers C. one that can be measured both quantitative and qualitatively D. all of the above E. none of the above
International migration tends to flow from the LDR to the MDR
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
World systems analysis is
A. Karl Marx's view that the bourgeois nations such as England would dominate the proletarian nations such as India. B. Erving Goffman's view that world peace would result from many types of nations interacting with one another. C. Talcott Parsons's view that the inequality that exists among nations is necessary for world stability. D. Immanuel Wallerstein's view of the global economic system as divided between certain industrialized nations that control wealth and developing countries that are controlled and exploited.
Which races are still segregated in many schools across the United States due to segregated communities?
a. Asians and Pacific Islanders b. Blacks and Hispanics c. Whites and Hispanics d. Asians and Blacks