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6. A way of life centred around dependence on others.

  • derendipity culture
  • dependency culture
  • independency culture
  • poverty culture

7. total income minus taxes, plus the value of state benefits

  • gross income
  • final income
  • total income
  • disposable income

8. Working and waiting a while before getting the reward

  • deferbed gratification
  • deferred gratification
  • deferral gratification
  • immediate gratification

9. a failure of a social class to recognise their real interests i.e. workers not realising how unfairly they're treated

  • social class consciousness
  • false class consciousness
  • correct class consciousness
  • social class subsconsciousness

10. An economic system where employers buy workers labour in return for wages, and sell the worker's product for profit

  • reality
  • communism
  • capitalism
  • weberianism

11. an equal society without social class or conflict, where private ownership is abolished and the means of production are common property

  • communism
  • weberianism
  • capitalism
  • marxism

12. property for use by the owner which doesn't produce income

  • consuming property
  • conservative property
  • consumption property
  • consumers property

13. Lacking the minimum requirements necessary to subsist (food, water, shelter)

  • fatalistic poverty
  • relative poverty
  • absolute poverty
  • absolutely poverty

14. Total income, minus taxes

  • disposable income
  • final income
  • gross income
  • total income

15. How one aspect of poverty can lead to further poverty building up into a cycle which is hard to escape from

  • cycle of dependency
  • deprivation cycle
  • cycle of deprivation
  • cycle of poverty

16. In Marxism, the class of owners of the means of production

  • bourgeoisie
  • borgeonese
  • bourjoisee
  • bourbonese

17. Who suggested the idea of the 'cycle of deprivation'?

  • Coates and Silburn
  • Goates and Sideburn
  • Coates and Silicone
  • Caotes and Silburn