In Schooling in Capitalist America, Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis

question 26

Multiple Choice

In Schooling in Capitalist America, Samuel Bowles and Herbert Gintis argued that schools train a labor force in the skills and attitudes necessary for the health of a modern economy. What are these skills and attitudes?

• A) critical thinking
• B) independence and initiative
• C) the mathematical skills needed to work with computer software and the drive needed to create new things
• D) taking orders and performing repetitive tasks

Understand the phases of the CFA Institute's investment management process.

Identify the benefits and characteristics of various retirement plans and investment vehicles.

Recognize investment constraints and how they affect portfolio management.

Understand the concept of liquidity and its importance in investment decision-making.

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