Americans Who Are Characterized as Everyday Racists

question 73

Multiple Choice

Americans who are characterized as everyday racists

• A) often see themselves as justifiably prejudiced.
• B) believe American religions have too much influence in today's society.
• C) are comfortable interacting with minorities on an everyday basis.
• D) believe that the only correct values are White American values.

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Definitions:

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Bowed-out Production Possibility Frontier

A production possibility frontier that is concave to the origin, indicating increasing opportunity costs as production of one good is increased.

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