Tokenism, Reluctance to Help and Reverse Discrimination Are

question 64

Multiple Choice

Tokenism, reluctance to help and reverse discrimination are:

• A) outcomes of stigmatisation.
• B) forms of discrimination.
• C) effects of prejudice.
• D) illegal.

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Definitions:

Beekeepers

Individuals who maintain bee colonies, commonly in hives, primarily for collecting honey and other products produced by bees such as bee's wax, propolis, and royal jelly.

Private Solution

A resolution to an economic issue that relies on private transactions without government intervention.

Externality

A consequence of an economic activity that is experienced by unrelated third parties.

Externalities

Economic impacts on bystanders not directly engaged, with potential for both positive and negative outcomes.