In Most Societies, the Upper Classes Tend to Be

question 48

Multiple Choice

In most societies, the upper classes tend to be:

• A) lacking when it comes to meeting class expectations.
• B) more cosmopolitan and international in orientation than other classes.
• C) culture bound and the most different from other classes.
• D) interested in downward mobility to appear approachable to other classes.
• E) formally structured and have their incomes below the median.

Recognize the impact of increased globalization and financialization on world markets, unique cultural and social systems.

Learn about the role of capital mobility in job relocation and the international movement of labor.

Understand how globalization and financialization influence the distribution of power, income, wealth, and economic growth internationally.

Acknowledge the benefits of international trade, including how countries can benefit from comparative advantages.

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