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Dr. Dobbins argues the words we use, such as welfare, influence how we feel about people receiving assistance. Dr. Dobbins is a
 
  a. structural functionalist.
 b. conflict theorist.
 c. symbolic interactionist.
 d. postmodernist.

Question 2

As companies relocate to poor countries with abundant supplies of cheap labor, wages decline and
 
  a. consumer spending decreases.
 b. quality of life increases.
 c. more industries grow and prosper.
 d. unemployment rates decrease.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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