A System in Which States Co-Opt Members of the Public

question 18

Multiple Choice

A system in which states co-opt members of the public by providing specific benefits to a person in return for public support is

• A) clientelism.
• B) corporatism.
• C) rent seeking.
• D) kickbacks.

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Definitions:

Tertiary

Pertaining to the third level or stage, often used in the context of tertiary education (higher education) or the tertiary sector (services sector).

Labour Market

The supply and demand for labor, where employers seek to hire employees and workers seek employment.

Gendered Division

The allocation of roles, responsibilities, and tasks based on gender, often leading to disparities in power, resources, and opportunities.

Social Inequality

Within a community or society, inequities in opportunities and rewards exist for different social standings or positions.