The Inequality of Social Systems,according to Radicals,are

question 17

Multiple Choice

The inequality of social systems,according to radicals,are:

• A)a result of the group with greater power using this power to perpetuate its position of advantage.
• B)a reflection of a lack of intervention to regulate an otherwise organic system.
• C)a natural part of a working system.Inequalities merely showcase the levels of effort people put in their own lives.
• D)not really a big deal.

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Definitions:

Economic Status

The level of economic wealth, or prosperity, achieved by an individual, group, or country, often measured by income, wealth, and employment.

Technological Change

Refers to the process by which new technologies are developed and introduced, leading to improvements in productivity, efficiency, or quality in goods and services.

Skilled Labor

Workforce with specialized knowledge, training, and experience requiring advanced skills and education.

Unskilled Labor

Work that requires no specialized skills, education, or training, and often involves manual labor.