A Five-Year,seven-Volume Study by the Russell Sage Foundation Found That

question 6

Multiple Choice

A five-year,seven-volume study by the Russell Sage Foundation found that:

• A) racial stereotypes and attitudes heavily influenced the labor market, with blacks landing at the very bottom.
• B) networking within an organization and having a mentor do not give African-American men the same measurable benefits as whites.
• C) obtaining new employees through word-of-mouth recruitment helps create a heterogeneous workplace.
• D) African-Americans are easier to get along with than other ethnic groups.

---

Definitions:

Fraud in the Inducement

A deceitful practice where one party intentionally misrepresents material facts, inducing another to enter into a contract.

UCC Statute of Frauds

A legal requirement under the Uniform Commercial Code that certain contracts must be in writing to be enforceable.

Agreed-upon Terms

The specific conditions and stipulations that are formally accepted by the parties involved in a contract or agreement.

Specially Manufactured Goods

Items that are custom-made to a buyer's specifications, making them unique and not easily resaleable in the general market.