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Page 497
... social responsibilities . The laissez - faire attitude . The first stance represents a sort of combination of laissez - faire economic theory and the Protestant ethic . In this view the owner or manager has no responsibility for the ...
... social responsibilities . The laissez - faire attitude . The first stance represents a sort of combination of laissez - faire economic theory and the Protestant ethic . In this view the owner or manager has no responsibility for the ...
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... social action , ( 2 ) so- ciety's orientation toward change , and ( 3 ) the degree of differentiation and specialization of institutions . The nature of social action . One may distinguish theo- retically between two opposed types of social ...
... social action , ( 2 ) so- ciety's orientation toward change , and ( 3 ) the degree of differentiation and specialization of institutions . The nature of social action . One may distinguish theo- retically between two opposed types of social ...
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... Social stratification in these pre- modern civilizations is rigid , with great differences in wealth , income , and social position ; and there is very lit- tle movement upward or downward from one class to another . Usually there is a ...
... Social stratification in these pre- modern civilizations is rigid , with great differences in wealth , income , and social position ; and there is very lit- tle movement upward or downward from one class to another . Usually there is a ...
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