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nevelica

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Bill does not believe the poor individually have
 
  less motivation, but does see that there are certain traits, beliefs, and habits they engage in which keep them poor and unable to move forward. Bill is a proponent of __________.
 
  A) structural theory
  B) institutional discrimination theory
  C) a culture-of-poverty hypothesis
  D) a political economy approach to poverty

Question 2

Karl believes that poverty is inherent in
 
  capitalism. The drive for profit works to ensure that some people will always be poor, he says. This is known as __________.
 
  A) structural theory
  B) institutional discrimination theory
  C) a culture-of-poverty hypothesis
  D) a political economy approach to poverty



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: D





 

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