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Which of the following is not an aspect of structural mobility?
 
  a. less qualified workers take lower-level jobs, while more qualified workers take higher level jobs
  b. higher social classes have fewer children, so more lower-class workers need to fill higher-level jobs
  c. industrialization and computerization tend to eliminate lower-level jobs
  d. technology creates more jobs at higher levels than at lower levels
  e. discrimination in hiring tends to allocate most new jobs to the native born

Question 2

Although it draws from many different disciplines, demography is primarily a type of ____.
 
  a. social science
  b. mathematics
  c. biological science
  d. natural science
  e. economics



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

A



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