During the Latter Half of the Twentieth Century, the Soviet

question 200

Multiple Choice

During the latter half of the twentieth century, the Soviet Union made more physical capital available to its workers, but this increase resulted in successively smaller increases in productivity. This is an example of:

• A)diminishing returns to human capital.
• B)a decline in technology.
• C)a declining standard of living.
• D)diminishing returns to physical capital.

Understand the relationship between social class and education attainment.

Differentiate between education systems across countries and recognize the impact of certain programs like Head Start.

Identify the effects of familial economic status and educational attainment on children's education outcomes.

Recognize the traditional and modern reasons for the spread of mass schooling.

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