A. norm
B. guideline
C. folkway
D. value
A. most functions are better performed in secondary groups
B. geographic and social mobility are common in industrial societies
C. ascribed status is more important in industrial societies
D. a large family means more hands to work
A. CMSAs (Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas)
B. SMSAs (Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas)
C. CBSAs (Core Bases Statistical Areas)
D. MSAs (Micropolitan Statistical Areas)
A. masses are not personally connected to one another
B. people in a crowd are in close proximity to one another
C. collective behavior cannot take place in masses
D. masses of people must always be in the same physical setting
A. Karl Marx
B. Adam Smith
C. John Maynard Keynes
D. Milton Friedman
A. An inward shift of the production possibility frontier
B. A movement along the production possibility frontier
C. An outward shift of the production possibility frontier
D. The pivoting of the production possibility frontier
A. market forces
B. key economic indicators
C. thesis and antithesis
D. causes of inflation