Human Capital Is Equally, If Not More, Important Than Physical

question 95

True/False

Human capital is equally, if not more, important than physical capital.

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Carriers

Individuals who have one copy of a gene mutation for a recessive disorder, showing no symptoms but capable of passing the gene to their offspring.

Sex-Linked Abnormality

A genetic disorder that is determined by the sex chromosomes, and therefore tends to occur more frequently in one sex than the other.

Color Blindness

A condition where an individual has difficulty distinguishing between certain colors, typically resulting from a deficiency in or absence of specific types of color-detecting cells in the eye.

Genetic Counseling

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