After Leaving Prison, Convicts Are Barred from Certain Jobs and Are

question 15

Multiple Choice

After leaving prison, convicts are barred from certain jobs and are not eligible for certain government benefits. These are called

• A) lingering effects.
• B) just deserts.
• C) probation terms.
• D) collateral consequences.

Understand the role of government programs in supporting underserved populations.

Describe the economic implications of population demographics on labor markets.

Assess the impact of discrimination coefficients on employer hiring practices.

Identify the effects of reducing or increasing discrimination within the labor market.

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Definitions:

Credit Terms

The conditions, including payment deadlines and interest rates, that a seller extends to a buyer.

Trade Credit

Short-term financing provided by suppliers, allowing buyers to purchase goods or services on account without immediate cash payment.

Compensating Balances

A requirement by some banks for companies to maintain a minimum balance in their account as part of a loan agreement, effectively reducing the amount of usable cash.

Management Policy

Guidelines and rules set by an organization's management to direct operations and decision-making in alignment with the company's objectives.