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Mechanization

To produce goods and services

Capitalism

Economic system means of production in private hands. Accumulated profits. Laissez-Faire.

Monopoly

Single firm controls the market

Socialism

Means of production and distribution owned collectively

Communism

All property jointly owned

Informal Economy

Transfer of money, goods, or services is not reported. 40-60% of economy in developing nations

Deindustrialization

Limited investment in 20th century factories

Influence

Exercise process of persuasion

Charasmatic Authority

Leader's exceptional personal appeal to followers

Oligarchy

Few individuals rule

Totalitarianism

Government controls all aspects of society (Hitler, Stalin, Kim Jong Il)

Representative Democracy

Elected members of legislatures make laws. US representative Democracy

Power Elite

Military, industrial, and governmental leaders

Pluralist Model 2009

Competing groups within the community, no single group can dominate

The Communist Party

Control of China in 1949 & outlawed profit making

1960

CP controlled ALL enterprises

1980

CP eased restictions for private enterprises

1990

CP encouraged entrepreneurs

2020

China becomes largest economy on the planet

Social Change

Significant alteration in behavior patterns and culture

Evolutionary Theory

Society is viewed as moving in a definite direction

Conflict Theory

Censorship by the powerful invade less powerful privacy

Culture Lag

Maladjustment when nonmaterial struggling to adapt to new material conditions

Transnationals

Immigrants who sustain multiple relationships

Unskilled Workers

Equivalent of $300,000/year

Social Movements

Organized collective activities to bring about changes

Resource Mobilization

Utilization of money, political influence, media, and people

False Consciousness

Attitudes that do not reflect members' objective position

New Social Movements

Organized to promote values, social identities, and improved quality of life as well as focus on the world's people and resources

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Relative Deprivation

Negative discrepancy between legitimate expectations and present actualities