If a person teaches in a school serving poor students, s/he can expect
a. higher pupil/teacher ratios.
b. well-paid teachers because they volunteered to teach in this school.
c. a school in good repair.
d. to be teaching in her/his major field.
a
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Compared to industrial wages of around $39 an hour in the United States, comparable workers in Mexico earn around__________.
A. $2.90 an hour B. $3.90 an hour C. $16.90 an hour D. $66.90 an hour
Abdul is a traditional Middle-Eastern American who lives with his family in Texas. Which of the following beliefs is Abdul most likely to believe in himself?
A) Boys and girls are both expected to perform domestic chores. B) Girls are expected to scold their brothers if they misbehave. C) Boys are expected to date only within their community. D) Girls are expected to serve the men in the family.
One of the factors Bertrand and Mullainathan tested for to learn its effect on callback rates was:
a. level of education b. state of residence c. resume quality d. number of previous jobs held by applicants
The U.S. Social Security Administration has established an official poverty line. The poverty line is computed by:
a. intercorrelations with the cost-of-living index. b. determining the cost of a minimally nutritious diet (short-term) and multiplying this figure bythree to allow for nonfood costs c. estimating the annual cost of living. d. using survey data to determine how much people spend on basic necessities.