Would you classify the following situation as "inequality of outcome" or "inequality of opportunity"?Economics majors earn more than history majors after college.Choice 1 of 2:inequality of outcomeChoice 2 of 2:inequality of opportunity

Would you classify the following situation as "inequality of outcome" or "inequality of opportunity"?Professor Raj Chetty has found that children whose parents are in the top 1% of income are 5 times more likely to be accepted to elite universities than other students with similar test scores.Choice 1 of 2:inequality of outcomeChoice 2 of 2:inequality of opportunity

ountries with higher rates of economic inequality tend to have:Group of answer choiceshigher rates of imprisonment/incarceration.lower rates of finishing basic education (high school equivalent).shorter life expectancies.all of the above.

With just a high school education, it is expected that:A.annual earnings and job choices will be similar to those with a technical education.B.people will earn significantly more than those with a technical education.C.annual earnings will be lower and job choices will be more limited.D.annual earnings will be higher than those with a professional degree.

A study was done on the graduation rates (graduate in 4 years versus did not graduate) from two universities: Mode College and Median University. Data were collected for the year 2012 in a variety of majors, and it was found that Mode College does better overall (i.e., has a higher percentage of students who graduate in 4 years). However, in each of the majors separately, Median University does better.Which of the following is true? Check all that apply.This is an example of Simpson's paradox.This is an example of a negative association between variables.This situation is mathematically impossible.“Type of major” could be a lurking variable in this example.

Compared with equality of outcome, equality of opportunity requires a comparatively _________ level of government activity.Group of answer choiceslowhighmore intrusiveequalunequal