Wealth, poverty and welfare key words pt 1 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyPoverty, wealth and welfareASAQA Created by: FrankieCreated on: 26-04-15 21:05 Lacking the minimum requirements necessary to subsist (food, water, shelter) absolute poverty 1 of 16 In Marxism, the class of owners of the means of production bourgeoisie 2 of 16 An economic system where employers buy workers labour in return for wages, and sell the worker's product for profit capitalism 3 of 16 an equal society without social class or conflict, where private ownership is abolished and the means of production are common property communism 4 of 16 a shared agreement consensus 5 of 16 property for use by the owner which doesn't produce income consumption property 6 of 16 How one aspect of poverty can lead to further poverty building up into a cycle which is hard to escape from cycle of deprivation 7 of 16 Who suggested the idea of the 'cycle of deprivation'? Coates and Silburn 8 of 16 Working and waiting a while before getting the reward deferred gratification 9 of 16 A way of life centred around dependence on others. dependency culture 10 of 16 Total income, minus taxes disposable income 11 of 16 Living in an area of deprivation in terms of bad housing etc environmental poverty 12 of 16 a failure of a social class to recognise their real interests i.e. workers not realising how unfairly they're treated false class consciousness 13 of 16 acceptance of the belief that all events are predetermined and inevitable fatalistic 14 of 16 total income minus taxes, plus the value of state benefits final income 15 of 16 no economic intervention or regulation by the state, except to enforce private contracts and the ownership of property free market 16 of 16
Sociology - Wealth, Poverty and Work - Definitions, Measurements and Distributions of Poverty. 0.0 / 5
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