The Greater the Number of Different Goods Available in an Economy

question 183

Multiple Choice

The greater the number of different goods available in an economy,

• A)the less likely it is that a double coincidence of wants will exist,and the less likely it is that monetary exchange will develop
• B)the less likely it is that a double coincidence of wants will exist,and the more likely it is that monetary exchange will develop
• C)the more likely it is that a double coincidence of wants will exist,and the less likely it is that monetary exchange will develop
• D)the more likely it is that a double coincidence of wants will exist,and the more likely it is that monetary exchange will develop
• E)the more likely it is that individuals are producing only goods they want to consume

Understand Robert Merton's challenges to certain postulates within functionalism, such as universal functionalism and the postulate of indispensability.

Distinguish between manifest functions, dysfunctions, and latent functions as defined by Robert Merton.

Recognize the significance of status-role complex within the social system.

Comprehend Talcott Parsons’ views on systemic evolution including differentiation and integration.

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Definitions:

Isometric

Exercises or muscle actions where the muscle length does not change, typically involving resistance without movement, to increase strength.

Isokinetic

Pertaining to muscle action with a constant speed of contraction, often used in physical therapy and exercise testing.

Isotonic

Refers to exercises or contractions where the muscle changes length as it contracts, commonly associated with lifting weights.

Anaerobic

A type of exercise or biological process that occurs in the absence of oxygen, often leading to the production of lactic acid.