Which of the following is an example of how population changes impact life chances?
a. The types of jobs and employment available to individuals can be determined by population size.
b. Population changes have very little impact on life chances.
c. People's IQs can be determined by whether a population has changed recently.
d. When people move into a new area, they immediately develop new social structures.
Question 2
During a break at the company that employs them both, Liz and Phil discuss what they dislike about their jobs.
Liz is eager to implement some innovative ideas, but her boss is neither enthusiastic about her suggestions nor hopeful that upper management would adopt them. Phil is new to the company, but is already bored with the tedious routine of his job. They both dream about a more exciting, innovative workplace. Liz and Phil's complaints are indicative of the negative aspects of __________.
a. a bureaucracy
b. an open market
c. an organization
d. outsourcing
