Ucla soc 173 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This SOC 173 Final Study Guide for Professor Gabriel Rossman’s course at UCLA provides a comprehensive and organized review of the key topics from Weeks 6-10, specifically designed to prepare for the final exam. The study guide includes clear explanations of complex concepts like social networks and dependence, brokerage, status dynamics, Matthew effects, diffusion of innovations, relational models theory, and patronage systems. Each topic is paired with relevant examples, case studies, and...

This document contains SOCIOL 173 class notes from Weeks 6-10 with Professor Gabriel Rossman at UCLA, specifically designed to help prepare for the final exam. These notes include detailed summaries of lectures and readings, covering key topics like status dynamics, brokerage and network power, Matthew effects, diffusion of innovations, and social capital. They also elaborate on complex theories, such as relational models (market pricing, equality matching, etc.), patronage systems, and market m...

This midterm study guide for SOCIOL 173 at UCLA combines information from class notes and assigned readings to create a thorough review resource. It covers essential topics such as economic sociology, behavioral economics, organizational decision-making, and the role of the state in market institutions. The study guide is structured to help students focus on the most important concepts for the midterm exam, offering clear explanations and examples to aid retention and understanding. It’s an ex...

This document provides detailed class notes for SOCIOL 173 at UCLA, covering all lectures up until the midterm exam. The notes include comprehensive explanations of key concepts discussed in class, such as microeconomics, bounded rationality, neo-institutionalism, markets for singularities, judgment devices, and population ecology of organizations. These notes are well-organized and ideal for reviewing material before the midterm, giving students a strong foundation for understanding the course ...

Soc 173 Ucla Economy & Society Latest Update 2025 LUXTON: Neoliberalism - ANSWER-A policy model of social studies and economics that transfers control of economic factors to the private sector from the public sector. LUXTON: Principles of Neoliberalism - ANSWER--Governments must limit subsidies, make reforms to tax law in order to expand the tax base, reduce deficit spending, limit protectionism, and open markets up to trade. -Also seeks to abolish fixed exchange rates, back deregulation, per...

SOC 173 Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass social constructionism - Even if you independently achieve enlightenment, if everyone else walking around still thinks its true, then it is a reality and important to talk about intersubjectivity - the mutual understanding that people share. It doesn't matter what you as an individual believes, but rather what every as a collective believes ex. Dollar is a social construction but collective assumption that it has value gives it value O...

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SOC 173 Midterm Exam Questions with Verified Solutions Rated A+ Micro-economics - Answers the study of markets, firms, and transactions Supply and Demand - Answers -When things are cheap, ppl buy a lot and don't sell - When things are expensive, ppl sell, but don't buy ex. Water is cheap because supply is plenty and demand is high Diamonds are expensive because they are rare and demand is low Normal good - Answers Behave with textbook supply and demand Law of Diminishing Return...

Soc 173 UCLA Economy & Society QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS VERIFIED A+ ALREADY GRADED LUXTON: Neoliberalism - correct answers-A policy model of social studies and economics that transfers control of economic factors to the private sector from the public sector. LUXTON: Principles of Neoliberalism - correct answers--Governments must limit subsidies, make reforms to tax law in order to expand the tax base, reduce deficit spending, limit protectionism, and open markets up to trade. -Also seeks to a...

SOC 173 FINAL STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ social constructionism - correct answers-Even if you independently achieve enlightenment, if everyone else walking around still thinks its true, then it is a reality and important to talk about intersubjectivity - correct answers-the mutual understanding that people share. It doesn't matter what you as an individual believes, but rather what every as a collective believes ex. Dollar is a social construction but c...