A political economy that depends upon government committees to determine worker's wages, what
will be produced and how much is an example of:
a) A free market poltical economy
b) A communist-socialist political economy
c) A democratic-captialist political economy.
d) A Laissez faire political economy.
B
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A. This is privileged information and nothing should be done outside the session. B. Question the seriousness of the client C. Call for medication for the client D. Warn the ex- lover and call the police
Mary wants to her sample to include the same proportion regarding
ethnicity as the population. What random sampling strategy is Mary using? A. Stratified Random Sampling B. Cluster Random Sampling C. Snowball Sampling D. Systematic Random Sampling
What is the independent variable(s) in the following hypothesis?
"Persons who experience economic deprivation during socialization will place a higher priority on economic self-interest later in life than will people who did not experience economic deprivation during socialization." A) economic deprivation B) priority of economic self-interest C) persons D) later life E) A and B only are correct
This group frequently favors volunteerism as a way to address social problems rather
than turning to governmental solutions. A) progressives B) conservatives C) libertarians D) tea partiers