The Work of Derrida on Deconstruction

question 10

Multiple Choice

The work of Derrida on deconstruction

• A) alerts critical criminologists to the many forms of power that are amassed and the role they play in the domination over and definition of criminalized classes.
• B) revives the ethnographic tradition in criminology and directs it towards crime as a living experience.
• C) understands criticism of the police actions and criminology.
• D) provides critical criminologists a tool for evaluating what is hidden or unspoken with social life and criminal justice practices.

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Definitions:

Collusion

An agreement between firms within the same industry to limit competition by setting prices, production quotas, or dividing markets.

Entry Barriers

Entry barriers are obstacles that make it difficult for new competitors to enter an industry or market, which includes factors like high initial investment, strict regulations, and strong incumbency advantages.

Mutual Interdependence

A situation in oligopoly markets where the actions of one firm directly affect and are affected by the actions of other firms.

Monopolistic Competition

A market structure characterized by many firms selling products that are similar but not identical, allowing for significant influence over price.