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| is a combination of one’s education, occupation, and income. |
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| societies which use diplomas or degrees to determine who is eligible for a job |
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| are an individual’s access to basic opportunities and resources in the marketplace. |
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| is the number of years of school completed |
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| to how much the student has learned in terms of reading, writing, and arithmetic. |
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| is the habit of following the rules and procedures and forgetting the main purpose of the bureaucracy’s mission. |
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| the creation of rules, regulations, and guidelines to be followed by all students, teachers, and parents. Transparency is a bureaucratic effort to be open, fair, and legally protected. It also creates a culture of a bureaucracy rather than a culture of learning. Students come to feel like a number and not an individual. Students get bored, disheartened, and fall into the daily routines and become somewhat a part of the bureaucracy. This can be fatal to learning and creativity. |
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| is a system of producing and distributing goods and services and can be local, state, national, international, and global. |
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| is an extreme socialistic economy with extreme governmental management of goods and services along with management of public and private ideologies. Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, and China are a few remaining national-level communistic economies. |
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| an economic system based on the merger of capitalism and socialism that often is accompanied by vague boundaries between governmental management of goods and services and diminished “hands-off” governmental involvement in the individual pursuit of economic stability. |
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| is the part of economic production involving agriculture, mining, fishing, and materials acquisition. |
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| secondary economic sector |
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| the part of the economic production involving manufacturing (factories and home-based). |
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| work which involves providing a service to others such as food, retail, computer processing, or information management |
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| is the availability of goods and services in the marketplace |
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| is the desire in the marketplace for goods and services |
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