Healthy Marriages Initiative, which promoted marriage by providing government funding, assumed that ___ reduces poverty.
Work in which, as part of their job, employees must control and manage their emotions.
A term that refers to the world’s poorer countries.
Economic____ , the belief that markets work best without any governmental regulation or interference.
The notions that women on welfare breed children uncontrollably, never marry, and do not know who fathered their children are contemporary incarnations of the ____ controlling image of Black women as sexually promiscuous that originated during American slavery.
Glass ceiling impacts women in traditionally ____occupations.
Work is an arena in which gendered processes intersect with multiple social ______.
The ____provides monetary support for large, capital-intensive projects such as the construction of roads and dams.
Describes the trend in the US and across the globe in which more and more women live in impoverished conditions.
Involving both emotional and physical labor .
__ shops where workers work long hours for little pay.
___ were supposedly paid a “family wage,” that is, a wage that was enough to cover the costs of caring for an entire family.
___ describes a set of institutions, policies, and ideologies, in which the governmental restrictions and regulations are minimal, allowing corporate bodies to engage in cross-border enterprises to maximize profit.
----focuses on how it is that factors outside of individuals—social structures, practices, and norms—give some groups of people advantages that they usually don’t notice.
Women are more likely to have to negotiate ___between work and family that than men.
An example of human trafficking on GUAM ___ House Bar.
_____describes both the benefits and costs of living in a globally connected world.
Modern day colonization characterized by exploitation of a nation’s resources and people.
Most who receive welfare are ____ and construed as undeserving,
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