Canada's Resource-Extraction Communities Often Attract Large Numbers of Workers Who

question 13

Multiple Choice

Canada's resource-extraction communities often attract large numbers of workers who come there to make a lot of money quickly. They don't have any strong feelings, either negative or positive, about their bosses, since all they are interested in is earning money and spending it, either immediately or some time later. Which of the following concepts would David Lockwood have used to identify such workers?

• A) Privatized workers.
• B) Proletarian workers.
• C) Maximizing workers.
• D) Deferential workers.

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