Family - Economic Unit

What is one of the primary functions of a family as an economic unit?

• Social and emotional support

• Providing entertainment

• Traveling together

• Maintaining friendships

How do families influence market demand?

• By investing in foreign markets

• By engaging in international trade

• By participating in government policies

• By making collective decisions about income allocation

What is a characteristic of the gendered division of labour?

• Equal distribution of tasks among genders

• Traditional roles assigned based on gender

• Complete independence from societal norms

• No impact on economic inequality

Which of the following is an example of economic dependence?

• A child relying on parents for support

• An individual with a stable job

• A couple sharing financial responsibilities

• A business owner managing their own finances

What can economic independence empower individuals to do?

• Make their own decisions

• Rely on government assistance

• Depend on family for support

• Avoid financial responsibilities

Which policy can help promote gender equality in the workplace?

• Increased taxes on women

• Equal pay laws

• Restrictions on parental leave

• Limiting access to education

What is one challenge posed by the gendered division of labour?

• Shared household responsibilities

• Increased opportunities for women

• Reinforcement of harmful stereotypes

• Equal pay for all jobs

How can education policies impact gender roles?

• By focusing solely on vocational training

• By limiting educational opportunities for men

• By promoting traditional gender roles

• By ensuring equal access to education for all genders