Ch 10 Class

Which of these is NOT one of the 3 P's that help us measure class or inequality?

• Power

• Property

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Marx's term for the "dregs of society;" Folks who, in his view, don't contribute their fair share (beggars, thieves, etc).

• Lumpen Proletariat

• Bourgeoisie

• Minority

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Type of social mobility involving losses in one sector but gains in another so the health of the economy stays stable

• Cellular Mobility

• Intergenerational Mobility

• Structural Mobility

• Exchange Mobility

"Three times the amount of a minimal, nutritionally adequate food budget" is the calculation for what?

• Democratic Facade

• Poverty Threshold

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• Income for the lowest quintile

Roughly how little would a single person need to earn per year to be considered poor in the US?

• < $12,000

• < $15,000

• < $25,000

• 100,000 rupees

What % of US households fall under the poverty threshold?

• 50%

• 75%

• 30%

• 15%

Term indicating that women-headed households have an increased risk of falling under the poverty threshold.

• feminization of poverty

• gendrification of poverty

• divorce crisis

• broken house syndrome

How long does poverty typically last?

• 5 years

• less than 1 year

• 1 - 2 years

• life long

Which of these is NOT one of the poverty triggers discussed in your text/in class.

• Loss of a family earner through death or divorce

• Birth of a baby

• Job Loss

• Buying a House

When discussing the 3 P's, the book uses the term "Property" to refer to ________.

• Income

• Monetary standing

• Wealth

• All of these