What is the name for people who take risks in order to gain a profit in the marketplace?

Which of the following did NOT occur as a result of industrialization?

Which is NOT a characteristic of capitalism?

Which of the following is NOT a problem of capitalism?

What is the term for the hands-off approach to the economy taken by governments in capitalist systems?

Which is NOT a criticism of capitalism?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of socialism?

What is the term for the bundle of rights associated with the use and disposal of an object?

What type of economy did the United States become once it adopted the welfare program?

Capitalism and socialism have been:

When did the United States begin to converge toward a more socialist economy?

Which is true of corporations?

General Motors has direct and indirect links with 700 other corporations because members of its board of directors sit on other corporations' boards. This is called:

Honda is headquartered in Japan but has many plants in the United States. Honda is a/an:

Corporations that are composed of other corporations that produce a variety of products and conduct businesses in several markets are called:

Which is NOT true of unemployment?

Which is NOT true according to functionalism?

Many people in the U.S. were afraid that they would lose their jobs as a result of downsizing. What is the term for this fear?

Which sociological perspective argues that work and career socialization takes place throughout the life course?

Which perspective argues that capitalism produces great inequalities among people?