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Moral hazard refers to any action of external partners such as suppliers, buyers, and join venture partners.
Survival Skills
Techniques and knowledge necessary to live through dangerous situations or in hazardous environments.
Ascriptive
Referring to qualities or characteristics attributed to a person based on inherent traits or societal assumptions, such as race, gender, or age, rather than individual merit or achievement.
Seymour Martin Lipset
An American sociologist and political scientist known for his work on the sociology of democracy, social stratification, and the conditions that foster right-wing extremism.
Statuses
Positions that individuals hold in the social structure, which come with sets of expected behaviors, rights, and obligations.
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