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Which household might likely have the highest socio-economic position?
Which household might likely have the highest socio-economic position?
- A household with dual-income professionals in high-paying fields (correct)
- A retired couple living on a fixed pension
- A household where both parents are unemployed
- A single-parent household with minimum wage jobs
What factor is primarily used to determine the socio-economic position of households?
What factor is primarily used to determine the socio-economic position of households?
- Geographical location
- Number of family members
- Ownership of luxury goods
- Income, education, and occupation (correct)
How does education level influence the socio-economic position of a household?
How does education level influence the socio-economic position of a household?
- Education only affects purchasing power, not job opportunities.
- Education has no impact on socio-economic status.
- Higher education levels lead to better job opportunities and income. (correct)
- Low education levels improve social mobility.
What is a common misconception about socio-economic status?
What is a common misconception about socio-economic status?
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Which social factor might impact a household's socio-economic position?
Which social factor might impact a household's socio-economic position?
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Study Notes
Socio-Economic Position of Households
- Households with high incomes, stable employment, and substantial assets typically hold the highest socio-economic position.
- Socio-economic position is primarily determined by income level, which includes earnings from employment, investments, and other sources.
Influence of Education
- Higher education levels often correlate with better job opportunities, leading to higher incomes.
- Families with members who have advanced degrees generally possess a stronger socio-economic position.
Misconceptions about Socio-Economic Status
- A common misconception is that socio-economic status is solely determined by income; however, it also encompasses education, occupation, and social status.
Impact of Social Factors
- Social factors such as family background, community resources, and social networks can significantly influence a household's socio-economic position.
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