The Systematic Ways in Which the Political and Economic Organization

question 16

Multiple Choice

The systematic ways in which the political and economic organization of our social world harms or disadvantages certain individuals or populations is called:

• A) Explicit racism.
• B) Subconscious racism.
• C) Structural violence.
• D) Symbolic violence.

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Definitions:

Parity Ratio

The ratio of the price received by farmers from the sale of an agricultural commodity to the prices of other goods paid by them; usually expressed as a percentage; used as a rationale for price supports.

Price Supports

Government interventions in the market to maintain the price of a commodity at a certain level.

Farm Products

Products that are the result of agriculture and livestock cultivation, such as fruits, vegetables, grains, and meat.

Farm Employment

Jobs and labor associated with working on farms, including planting, cultivation, and harvesting of crops, as well as raising livestock.