How Are Workers' Situations Different in Socialist, as Opposed to Capitalist

question 95

Multiple Choice

How are workers' situations different in socialist, as opposed to capitalist, economies?

• A) In a socialist economy, workers are more at risk of extreme poverty.
• B) In a socialist economy, workers are more vulnerable to technological innovation eliminating jobs.
• C) In a socialist economy, workers do not enjoy the same consumption patterns.
• D) In a socialist economy, workers' jobs are more vulnerable to elimination, resulting from the movement of transnational capital.
• E) In a socialist economy, workers experience equality across race, gender, and sexuality.

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