inequalties

Question 1

ken roberts

Answer 1

chance of social mobility - working class is shrinking while the intermedia and serive class is increasing, this indicates upward mobility from the working class

Question 2

tony atkinson

Answer 2

inherited wealth - wealth inequalities are not just the consequences of diffrent talents and abilities but a result of inherited wealth, accounted fir 20% of national income in the early 20th centry but just 5% by the 1970s, however by 2006 it had risen to 8%

Question 3

mel wakeman

Answer 3

health and use of food banks - families who rely heavily on food banks may suffer nutrient defficanies because products arnt as fresh

Question 4

bourdie

Answer 4

culture capital - class position is determined by social, economic and cultural capital. bourdie argues that education is bias towards the upper class and it reproduces their cultural values and attitudes.
middle class children are advantaged in education their parents transmit cultural capital

Question 5

miller

Answer 5

wc boys dont even try and gain susess, they just have focal concenrs

Question 6

charles murry

Answer 6

boys without a farther figure lack displin, this has lead to a development of a under class who commonly commit more crime

Question 7

% of children on free school means who achieve 5 or above in maths and english

Answer 7

30

Question 8

% of children not on free school means who achieve 5 or above in maths and english

Answer 8

57%

Question 9

deacker and van winkle

Answer 9

argues that joining gangs consists of push and pull factors, push being the feeling of marganlisation and disclusion from society and pull being the money incentive and the idea of beig part of something that comes from being in a gang

Question 10

weber -

Answer 10

market situation, need labour workers

Question 11

sue sharp

Answer 11

girls priority

Question 12

becky francis

Answer 12

boys and girls achivment - boys are dominent in the classroom and take up more time, boys monoplised the physical classroom and playgroud space, girls drew less attention to themselves

Question 13

dobash and dobash

Answer 13

domestic violence agents wives, rejection that family is a safe place by arguing that marriage legitimises violace agents women by placing women in a position of dependance

Question 14

margret benston

Answer 14

marxits perpesctive of domestic divsion of labour
benfits of dometic work to capatlism. women help re produce capatlism in 2 ways physically and emotionaly

Question 15

durcombe and marsden

Answer 15

tripple shift

Question 16

walbey 1990 -

Answer 16

women have sufferd disadvantages since entering the work place

Question 17

ONS on wealth

Answer 17

The wealthiest 10 per cent in Britain hold half the nation’s wealth (including pensions and private property)

Question 18

advrage wealth of someone with a degree

Answer 18

478,000

Question 19

average wealth of someone without a degree

Answer 19

157,000