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Question
1. These type of ties Granovetter wrote about are useful in getting jobs or housing
vertical
strong ties
weak ties
horizontal
2. Fullilove noted that elites in the Commonwealth Project in Roanoke, much like elsewhere in the country, used this term, to identify an area to destroy the homes and businesses for newer ones.
burn index
blighted
knitted
transect
3. This type of social capital brings together people who know each other already.
bonding capital
schocastic social capital
latent social capital
bridging social capital
4. These entities play a vital need in development assistance by working with bilateral and multilateral agencies
Nongovernmental Organization
supply-side theorists
bridging social capital
multiplexity
5. An important source of funding for out-of-school and community-school programs for youth is
Community Based Organizations
Community Development Block Grant
Grey Areas Program
International Nongovernmental Organizations
6. These theorists suggest it is better to attract, retain, and develop employers that need a skilled workforce.
spatial mismatch theorists
institutional theorists
Demand-side Theorists
supply-side theorists
7. These theories of community development look to organizational structure and support for workers and employers.
Institutional Theories
demand theorists
spatial mismatch theorists
supply-side theorists
8. This form of capital involves education, skills, experience, and similar assets.
financial capital
social capital
Human Capital Theory
physical capital
9. Hiring, training, and recruiting within a firm is known as
cultural capital
Internal Labor Market
bonding capital
spatial mismatch
10. One's social ties and connections form a particular form of capital called
human
physical
financial
social
11. The number of people employed divided by the total population of an area
Per Capita Income
Unemployment Rate
Labor Force Participation Rate
Gross Domestic Product
12. This is not an element of the social cultural milieu
the ideological allegiance of residents
the level of social interaction among residents
the degree to which residents work and socialize in the community
the feeling that the community is spatially distinct
13. These type of theorists explain unemployment and poverty as a function of how much each individual invests in education and skills.
structural theorists
demand theorists
symbolic theorists
supply-side theorists
14. These economic development organizations are "one-stop shop for businesses"
Local Development Corporation
schocastic
replicability
surplus value
15. The overlap of roles, exchanges, or affiliations in social relationships is called
Employment Networks
multiplexity
field research
objectivity
16. This type of social capital brings people together who don't know each other.
bridging social capital
latent social capital
bonding social capital
schocastic social capital
17. Granovetter wrote about these type of ties form our families and friends and require a lot of time and energy to build.
strong ties
vertical ties
horizontal ties
weak ties
18. The term for "lines of communication that link many potential occupants of jobs in multiple firms with employers who make decisions to fill those jobs" is
caring capacity
bourgeiosie
dialectic
Employment Networks
19. The gap between the qualifications needed in an occupation versus the education/skills that workers possess is called
enterprise foundation
spatial mismatch theory
local labor market
special impact program
20. Putnam noted several trends that may have influenced declining involvement in local associations and organizations. After analysis, he found that only generational effects and _____ were the likely causes.
television
Residential Mobility
Increased Time Pressures
Growth of the Welfare State
21. Green and Haines call how in-synch the public is with public officials
anomie
conflict
synergy
verstehen
22. This term, wrote Fullilove, is used to indicate "the strength of community" that Arleen Ollie was "profoundly" aware of.
blighted
caring capacity
knitted
anomie
23. This term by Fullilove indicates the spreading loss of housing
transect
contagious housing destruction
burn index
anarchy
24. Fullilove termed the various interconnected social webs of African American life such as churches nursing units, ushers choirs, etc. as
overlapping networks
caring capacity
exploitation
human capital