SOCIAL FORCE
An element in society that is capable of causing a change in cultural ideas and influence people.
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An element in society that is capable of causing a change in cultural ideas and influence people.
A concept including social capitaland the wellbeing of citizens and their ability to make decisions that will affect them.
The organisation of society that is based on patterns of interaction between parents, teachers and students, employees and employers that have been regulated by the accepted norms and vaues of a society.
Factors like environmental quality, crime levels, drug abuse levels and the availability of services essential for life.
A philosophy in business that takes the well being of a society into account as well as the customers’ satisfaction.
A person or in dividual who follows and lives by the principles of a Socialist ideology or dogma.
The process where people acquire knowledge, social skills, and language to be able to conform to the workings of a society.
A rigid subdivision in society that creates a hierarchy of layers that sre differentiated on the basis of wealth, prestige and power.
The people, family and frinds that form a system that is interconnected where alliances will be formed, information swapped and strings pulled.
An intentional cast of aspersion on a person’s goods and merchandise.
The goodwill and trust that a company acquires from the community by understanding the concerns of citizens and addressing them.
A classic type face that has extensions at each termination in the letter.
An area with a lot of manufacturing businesses that have all moved operation or closed down.
The percentage of income annually from bonds at a set price that ignores any ‘pull’ that is caused by its closeness to its date of redemption.
An area that is sparsely populated and located away from a city. Characterised by farming areas, open spaces and vegetation.
Funded by tax and payroll contributions it provides the money for governemnt programs to assist the unemployed, disabled, retired and disadvantaged.
An action that will result in a benefit being available to the general public.
A residue of a semi-liquid consistency from industrial processes and the traetment of sewage and waste water.
A channel of communication where signals only flow in an outward direction and cannot flow back into the channel. Radio and television broadcasts are an example of this.
A correlation that is undesirable but remains undetected by statistical techniques. A non-random pattern.