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segrsyd

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Describe how deindustrialization has impacted workers in the United States since the 1950s. Why is deindustrialization thought to contribute to inequality?
 
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Which of the following is true about roles?
 
  a. a person can only occupy one role at a time
  b. throughout the day we play multiple roles
  c. once in a particular role our behavior is static over the life course
  d. all roles are assigned to us


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Reply #1 on: Jul 2, 2018
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In the 1950s almost half of all American jobs were in industry and manufacturing; today only 20 percent are. These jobs provided good wages, benefits, and job stability for working Americans. Deindustrialization refers to the steady decline the United States has seen in industrial and manufacturing jobs since the 1950s. This decline has important implications, including the trend of replacing good jobs with bad jobs in the U.S. economy. There are few jobs that offer good wages, stability, and benefits available to Americans without a college education. The jobs that are available require specific training and/or some kind of higher education as a prerequisite to employment. Those without a college education have fewer job opportunities and have seen a decrease in their wages as a result of deindustrialization . The so-called college wage premium contributes to inequality in the job market and, in turn, in social life.

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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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