29 Questions
Which of the following is an example of a non-state institution?
Philippines Development Agencies
What is the primary function of state institutions?
Enforcing laws and regulations
What is a characteristic of corporations?
Has a separate legal identity
What is the role of transnational advocacy groups?
Influencing government action on neglected matters
What is the source of authority for state institutions?
Legal frameworks
What is the difference in emphasis between state and non-state institutions in shaping economic policies?
State institutions emphasize public ownership, while non-state institutions emphasize private enterprise
What is the consequence of ignoring social inequality?
Increased social unrest and tension
What is the primary geographical distinction between state and non-state institutions?
State institutions are regional, while non-state institutions are national.
What is a type of social behavior that refers to unequal treatment or perceptions of individuals based on gender?
Gender inequality
How do institutions foster trust and confidence among individuals and communities?
Through transparency and accountability.
Why do institutions provide incentives to individuals and groups?
To facilitate coordination and cooperation among individuals and groups.
What is the definition of poverty?
Not having enough money to meet the basic needs
What is the definition of society?
A group of people living in the same geographical area, and sharing customs and laws
What is the primary goal of government initiatives aimed at reducing poverty?
To ensure access to basic necessities for all citizens.
What is the definition of pollution?
A product of human practice/s that led to global warming and climate change
What is the purpose of affirmative action policies?
To provide equal opportunities to underrepresented groups.
Where do governments focus their efforts in addressing housing inequality?
Both urban and rural areas.
What is the classification of the United States?
First World country
What is the primary goal of government initiatives addressing social inequality?
To empower individuals and promote social mobility
Who are the primary beneficiaries of affirmative action policies?
Minorities and underrepresented groups
What is a common factor contributing to social inequality?
Income disparity and wealth concentration
Where do governments allocate resources to improve access to job training programs?
Areas with high unemployment rates
What is the primary role of government agencies in addressing social inequality?
Implementing and overseeing government programs
What is an example of government intervention aimed at reducing social inequality?
Enacting progressive tax reforms
What is a common characteristic of social change?
Uncertainty
What is not a major global issue or challenge facing humanity in the 21st century?
Peace in humanity
What is not a function of the government?
Dancing in a Zumba class
What is a desirable improvement in society?
Unity and Peace
What is not a responsibility of the government in society?
Lead in destroying the beauty of the world
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