Employers traditionally have assumed that most families included only one ________, and, as a result, many men received incomes intended to support a family and salaries for women were assumed to be optional.
a. main breadwinner
b. head of household
c. man and woman
d. primary caretaker
Question 2
Concentration of the poor in inner cities serves to
a. make it easier for them to find jobs in these smaller areas.
b. isolate them
c. decrease crime rates, since there are few wealthy in the area to serve as crime victims.
d. make the infrastructure of utilities and services more efficient.
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