The View of Prison Programming, Which Contends That Inmates Are

question 11

True/False

The view of prison programming, which contends that inmates are entitled to no more than the bare minimum that is required by law, is known as the work/education reform view.

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Definitions:

Scarce Resources

Resources that are limited in availability and cannot meet all demands of production or consumption at the same time.

Shadow Price

In economic theory, the value of an additional unit of a constrained resource, or the opportunity cost of not having that additional resource available.

Assembly Time

The total time required to put together various components of a product into its final form.

Overtime

Additional time worked by an employee beyond the normal or legally defined working hours, often eligible for higher pay rates.