Constitutional Economists

question 53

Multiple Choice

Constitutional economists

• A) assert that within a given set of institutions,constraints,laws and rules,outcomes might be the same no matter who is elected to office.
• B) study the type of constraints that individuals might seek to place upon themselves in order to achieve some objective that doesn't seem achievable in a non-constrainable environment.
• C) assert that better outcomes arise from changing the political party in power at any given point in time than from changing institutions and constraints.
• D) b and c
• E) a and b

Describe the historical context and examples of how deviance has been socially constructed and controlled.

Critically analyze the limitations of the functional perspective on deviance.

Differentiate between types of deviance (informal, formal) and crimes (white-collar, etc.).

Understand labeling theory and its implications for deviant identity and behavior.

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Definitions:

Utilitarianism

An ethical theory that evaluates actions based on their consequences, specifically aiming to maximize overall happiness and minimize suffering.

Inherent Feature(s)

Basic or essential attributes that are naturally part of something or someone, often determining its character or essence.

Objections to Utilitarianism

Criticisms of the ethical theory that suggests actions are right if they benefit the majority, often focusing on its potential neglect of individual rights and duties.