Jim has changed jobs every five years, each time moving to a new employer in a position of greater responsibility and with a larger paycheck. Jim's work history could be described as
a. breaking the glass ceiling.
b. intergenerational social mobility.
c. intragenerational social mobility.
d. downward mobility.
e. an opportunity structure.
Question 2
One conclusion that Chapter 5 suggests is that current-day discrimination is
a. more widespread than ever.
b. now limited to minority groups.
c. never directed toward immigrants.
d. more subtle and hard to eradicate.
e. irrelevant to employers.
The 2012 U.S. presidential campaign rang with “get tough” cries to end Iran’s nuclear capacity and c
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