A.   is a medium of exchange in market systems.

B.   reflects our view that all things can be interchanged (money for shoes, etc), creates opportunities for unequal exchange, and is a medium of exchange in market systems.

C.   creates opportunities for unequal exchange and is a medium of exchange in market systems.

D.   reflects our view that all things can be interchanged (money for shoes, etc). .

A.   it pushes people to work harder and harder and he believes it is dehumanizing.

B.   he believes it is dehumanizing.

C.   he points out that it causes people to relate to objects, rather than each other, he believes it is dehumanizing, it causes human relations to become purely economic relations and it pushes people to work harder and harder.

D.   it causes human relations to become purely economic relations.

E.   he points out that it causes people to relate to objects, rather than each other.

A.   gender relations have been changed and brought women under new forms of patriarchy.

B.   brought women under new forms of patriarchy.

C.   has brought women more economic power.

D.   has brought women more economic power, brought women under new forms of patriarchy and gender relations have been changed.

A.   More cooperation

B.   Balanced reciprocity

C.   Generalized reciprocity

D.   More competition

A.   a worker makes one $30 sweater every hour in a factory but gets paid only $15

B.   a factory owner prevents labor unions from forming in the factory

C.   a worker shows up to work late and gets his pay reduced.

D.   a worker improves gets a promotion.

A.   promote consumption

B.   use general purpose money and promote consumption

C.   base exchange on atomized transactions, promote consumption, create personal risk - a job loss could result in a person going hungry and use general purpose money.

D.   create personal risk - a job loss could result in a person going hungry.

E.   base exchange on atomized transactions.

A.   TRUE

B.   FALSE

A.   superstitious beliefs.

B.   harsh working conditions of capitalism.

C.   women's "hysteria".

D.   harsh working conditions of capitalism, superstitious beliefs and women's "hysteria"

A.   TRUE

B.   FALSE

A.   loss of primary relationships (like family), the separation from the means of production, the separation from the product of your labor, and social separation from coworkers and others.

B.   the separation from the means of production.

C.   the separation from the product of your labor and the separation from the means of production.

D.   loss of primary relationships (like family).

E.   social separation from coworkers and others.

A.   value oriented time, alienation and dehumanization.

B.   dehumanization and alienation.

C.   value oriented time.

D.   alienation.

A.   a strong identity with your work.

B.   chores that need to be done and a strong identity with your work.

C.   a sense of pride in the things you make or produce.

D.   a strong identity with your work, chores that need to be done and a sense of pride in the things you make or produce.

A.   TRUE

B.   FALSE

A.   TRUE

B.   FALSE