Minority workers are less likely to be prepared to face severe economic difficulties and high crime rates in large cities because:
A)their share of authority and compensation does not increase.
B)they have not had satisfactory schooling.
C)they only have basic training skills.
D)they are the underutilized talents of the workforce.

Question

Minority workers are less likely to be prepared to face severe economic difficulties and high crime rates in large cities because:​
A)​their share of authority and compensation does not increase.
B)they have not had satisfactory schooling.​
C)they only have basic training skills.​
D)they are the underutilized talents of the workforce.​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The statement suggests that minority workers are less prepared to face economic difficulties and high crime rates. This could be due to factors such as limited access to quality education, which may result in inadequate training and skills development. Therefore, option B - "they have not had satisfactory schooling" - is the best choice. The other options do not address the issue of preparedness in the same way.

Minority Workers Are Less Likely to Be Prepared to Face