The ability of wealthy neighbourhoods to continuously raise more money to invest in local schools than poor neighbourhoods exemplifies the process of
A) social reproduction.
B) habitus.
C) stigmatization.
D) rationalization.

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Social reproduction refers to the process by which social inequalities, such as wealth and educational opportunities, are perpetuated across generations, often due to the ability of wealthier communities to invest more resources into local institutions like schools.

The Ability of Wealthy Neighbourhoods to Continuously Raise More Money