Describe welfare capitalism
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Welfare capitalism is an economic philosophy in which markets determine what goods and services will be produced and how, but the government regulates economic competition. Welfare capitalism stresses the role of the government in building the facilities that make trade and industry possible. It further asserts that the state should invest in human resources programs such as education and social security; and it guarantees the right of workers to form unions and bargain collectively.
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The invention of subways and trains illustrates which cause of cultural change?
a. Change in the societal condition b. Cultural diffusion c. Innovation d. The imposition of cultural change by an outside agency
Labeling theory incorporates elements of which two theories?
a. symbolic interactionism and conflict theory b. structural-functionalism and symbolic interactionism c. deterrence and strain theories d. developmental and conflict theory
If people demonstrate prejudice against Jews, they are engaging in
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