Understanding Socio-Economic Issues

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A collection of vocabulary flashcards to aid in understanding socio-economic issues affecting businesses.

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Socio-economic issues

Aspects that have a negative effect on individuals, communities, and businesses, including factors like inequality and poverty.

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Inequality

The disparity in income levels and opportunities to better oneself among individuals in society.

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Poverty

The lack of resources to meet basic human needs, leading to unemployment and low-quality living standards.

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Inclusivity

The practice of ensuring equal opportunities for all employees regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, religion, or education.

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HIV/AIDS

A virus that attacks the body's immune system, leading to a decline in productivity due to affected employees.

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Counterfeiting

The fraudulent manufacturing or distribution of products that are of lesser value than the original.

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Bootlegging

The unlawful manufacturing of fake goods or the unauthorized recording of performances.

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Strikes

A refusal to work by employees, usually to protest for better wages or working conditions.

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Political disturbance

Protests or objections by groups due to dissatisfaction with government responses or policies.

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Crime

Prohibited activities that are punishable by law, including theft and corruption, often exacerbated by poverty.

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Money laundering

The process of making illicit profits appear legitimate through investment in legal businesses.

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Employee absenteeism

When employees are frequently absent from work, often due to health issues related to socio-economic factors.

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Corporate social responsibility

The obligation of businesses to contribute to the well-being of society and the environment.

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Diversity

The inclusion of different types of people (from various backgrounds) in a group or organization.

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Trademark

A registered name or symbol that identifies and protects a business's products from being used by others.

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Patent

A right granted for a new invention, preventing others from producing or selling the same product for a limited time.

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Copyright

Legal protection for original works, preventing unauthorized use or reproduction.