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What is the main focus of the relational approach to social institutions?
What is the main focus of the relational approach to social institutions?
Which of the following is NOT considered a primary example of social institutions?
Which of the following is NOT considered a primary example of social institutions?
What do social institutions aim to achieve within society?
What do social institutions aim to achieve within society?
Which element is common to both the institutional and relational approaches to social institutions?
Which element is common to both the institutional and relational approaches to social institutions?
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How do social institutions contribute to identity creation?
How do social institutions contribute to identity creation?
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Which statement accurately describes the function of family as a social institution?
Which statement accurately describes the function of family as a social institution?
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Which type of institution includes education and health sectors?
Which type of institution includes education and health sectors?
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What is the role of beliefs within social institutions?
What is the role of beliefs within social institutions?
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What do liberal economists believe is the best way to determine resource allocation in society?
What do liberal economists believe is the best way to determine resource allocation in society?
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According to socialists, what group has overwhelming control over the free-market economy?
According to socialists, what group has overwhelming control over the free-market economy?
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Why do socialists believe the free market system is detrimental to the proletariat?
Why do socialists believe the free market system is detrimental to the proletariat?
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What role does competition play in a liberal economic system according to Adam Smith?
What role does competition play in a liberal economic system according to Adam Smith?
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Who argued that the free market benefits only the bourgeoisie?
Who argued that the free market benefits only the bourgeoisie?
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What is the primary concern that socialists have about the concentration of wealth?
What is the primary concern that socialists have about the concentration of wealth?
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What did Karl Marx suggest about the ownership of the market and state?
What did Karl Marx suggest about the ownership of the market and state?
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Which of the following best characterizes the view of liberal economists regarding state intervention in the economy?
Which of the following best characterizes the view of liberal economists regarding state intervention in the economy?
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What distinguishes market transactions from other economic processes?
What distinguishes market transactions from other economic processes?
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Which of the following can be considered an example of an economic transfer?
Which of the following can be considered an example of an economic transfer?
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What is one of the primary functions of a progressive income tax system?
What is one of the primary functions of a progressive income tax system?
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What outcome do charity donations primarily aim to achieve?
What outcome do charity donations primarily aim to achieve?
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Which statement best describes the nature of market transactions?
Which statement best describes the nature of market transactions?
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How does the transfer of financial aids impact the economic system?
How does the transfer of financial aids impact the economic system?
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Which factor is NOT considered an essential element of market transactions?
Which factor is NOT considered an essential element of market transactions?
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What role do economic processes like redistribution play in society?
What role do economic processes like redistribution play in society?
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What is one of the main goals of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)?
What is one of the main goals of the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)?
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How does the AEC facilitate easier employment access for its citizens?
How does the AEC facilitate easier employment access for its citizens?
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What happens to tariff rates within the AEC?
What happens to tariff rates within the AEC?
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What is essential for the success of development programs according to the content?
What is essential for the success of development programs according to the content?
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Which of the following best describes the AEC's approach to commodities?
Which of the following best describes the AEC's approach to commodities?
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What type of engagement is emphasized for achieving human development in the AEC model?
What type of engagement is emphasized for achieving human development in the AEC model?
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Which is NOT a goal associated with the ASEAN Economic Community?
Which is NOT a goal associated with the ASEAN Economic Community?
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Why are efficient collaborations among stakeholders important in the context of the AEC?
Why are efficient collaborations among stakeholders important in the context of the AEC?
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What is the primary role of service provider intermediaries?
What is the primary role of service provider intermediaries?
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Which statement best describes the nature of contractors in the context of sponsored projects?
Which statement best describes the nature of contractors in the context of sponsored projects?
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How do cooperatives primarily benefit their members?
How do cooperatives primarily benefit their members?
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What distinguishes authority from power?
What distinguishes authority from power?
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What does the term 'legitimacy' refer to in a political context?
What does the term 'legitimacy' refer to in a political context?
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Which of the following best defines politics?
Which of the following best defines politics?
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In the context of social power dynamics, what does 'power' typically signify?
In the context of social power dynamics, what does 'power' typically signify?
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Why have societies historically developed more complex political organizations?
Why have societies historically developed more complex political organizations?
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Study Notes
Different Perspectives on Social Institutions
- Social institutions are organized sets of beliefs, rules, practices, and relationships that aim to achieve social order.
- They are fundamental components of a society's culture.
- The institutional approach views social institutions as ordered sets of rules, norms, beliefs, or values.
- The relational approach focuses on social relations between people.
- Analyzing institutions necessitates considering both organized sets of elements and the social relations involved.
The Economy
- Liberal economists believe the market should determine the allocation of resources.
- They see the market as a self-regulating mechanism governed by the laws of supply and demand.
- Socialists argue that the bourgeoisie (owners of production) control the free market, benefiting at the expense of the proletariat (laborers).
- Karl Marx believed the market system alienates the proletariat by lacking the capital and resources of the bourgeoisie.
Types of Economic Processes
- Reciprocity: Exchange of goods and services with the expectation of equal return (mutual benefit).
- Transfers: Transfer of resources from one individual or organization to another without expecting a return (e.g., financial aid, government subsidies).
- Redistribution: Collection and distribution of resources proportionally or equally among participants (e.g., progressive income tax systems, donations).
- Market Transactions: Use of standardized currency to exchange goods and services driven by supply and demand (e.g., buying and selling in markets).
State Institutions: Politics, Power, and Authority
- Politics: Activities involving the creation, preservation, and amendment of rules governing society.
- Power: The ability to achieve a desired outcome, often through control and influence.
- Authority: Legitimate power, where the person exercising it is obeyed due to their recognized right to rule.
- Legitimacy: Rightfulness or lawfulness.
ASEAN Economic Community (AEC)
- A regional alliance formed by Southeast Asian countries to promote economic stability and sustainability.
- Aims to increase employment opportunities, lower tariffs, and facilitate free flow of goods among member nations.
Development and Collaboration
- Collaborative efforts between communities, governments, and non-state institutions are crucial for human development and societal progress.
- Effective collaboration amongst stakeholders is key to the success of development programs.
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Explore various approaches to social institutions, focusing on how they organize beliefs, rules, and practices to maintain social order. This quiz also delves into economic theories, contrasting liberal economics with socialist perspectives. Assess your understanding of these fundamental concepts and their implications in society.