What Are Sweatshops

question 76

Multiple Choice

What are sweatshops?

• A) Local business operations that expand internationally through foreign direct investment
• B) Arbitrating firms that settle labor disputes between employees and employers
• C) Business operations that employ workers at low wages for long hours in poor working conditions
• D) Foreign firms that hire talented local personnel for training others in the host country
• E) Foreign firms that are engaged in rampant corruption and bribery to gain easy access to the local resource pool

Understand the ethical guidelines governing research with human subjects, including informed consent and confidentiality.

Recognize the role of variables in research (independent, dependent) and how to assess relationships between them.

Understand the concept and importance of informed consent in human research, including its essential elements.

Comprehend the distinctions and applications of different types of validity in research methods and measurement tools.

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Definitions:

Reserve Ratio

The fraction of depositors' balances banks must hold in reserve and not lend out.

Excess Reserves

Funds that banks hold over and above the legal reserve requirement set by central banking authorities.

Government Bonds

Securities issued by a government to raise funds from the public to finance its expenditure needs.

Monetary Policy

The process by which the central bank or monetary authority of a country controls the supply of money, often targeting an inflation rate or interest rate to ensure economic stability.