The "Fair Results" View of Fairness Says That a Minimum

question 96

Multiple Choice

The "fair results" view of fairness says that a minimum wage law set above the equilibrium wage rate is unfair because the minimum wage

• A) does not apply to all workers.
• B) boosts the income of highly skilled workers.
• C) benefits only those workers who are able to find and keep a job.
• D) benefits nobody.
• E) cannot be enforced.

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Definitions:

Role of the Self

The concept of how one perceives, understands, and enacts their identity and personality in the context of their society and personal life.

Superego

In psychoanalytic theory, the part of the individual's psyche that acts as a self-critical conscience, reflecting social standards learned from parents and others.

Moral Sense

The innate or developed capacity to perceive and differentiate between what is right and wrong in a philosophical and ethical context.

"Me"

In sociological terms, it refers to the part of an individual's self developed through social interactions, based on the theory of George Herbert Mead.