All of the Following Are True of National ID Cards

question 49

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of national ID cards except

• A) the American public has never accepted the concept of a national ID card.
• B) many other countries in the world require citizens to obtain a national ID card.
• C) the lack of ID is a burden on the world's poorest people.
• D) national ID cards are not privacy concerns because they cannot collect data.
• E) a national ID card might be a convenient way to avoid having to carry different types of identification such as a driver's license and a Social Security card.

Analyze the impact of neoliberalism and the gig economy on employment patterns and job security.

Identify the evolution from Fordism to post-Fordism, focusing on the shift from product to process orientation.

Understand the concept and significance of teamwork in contemporary organizations.

Comprehend how neoliberal policies influence economic growth and the behavior of corporations.

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