According to Davis and Moore, Why Does It Make a Difference

question 10

Multiple Choice

According to Davis and Moore, why does it make a difference who gets into which positions?

• A) All positions are equally important to societal survival.
• B) The problem of social placement does not truly exist.
• C) Some positions are functionally more important than others.
• D) It is important to maintain an objective status quo.

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Definitions:

Deregulation

The reduction or elimination of government power in a particular industry, usually to foster more competition and increase efficiency.

NLRA

The National Labor Relations Act, a cornerstone in U.S. labor law, facilitates the process of collective bargaining and aims to curtail the prevalence of unfair labor practices.

Free Market Forces

The natural regulatory mechanisms of a free market economy, driven by supply, demand, and competition.

Social Movement Unionism

A trend within labor movements that emphasizes broader social justice issues beyond just the workplace, linking labor struggles with other social and political movements.