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Kirt AchenbachSOC 168Exam 2Question 1a)Conley doesnt think that African Americans private property doesnt meet well in Americas meritocracy because its not worth much. There argonnt many things that poor African American families accept that give them weight in the wealth department. As far as the ethos side of things African Americans that live in poor areas have this invalidating serotype that goes along with them, that hurts them bridge the gap between black and whites. So when you are an African American family thats not very well score chances is that the private property that you own isnt worth much, which in beat doesnt give you very much net worth.b)African American finds it hard to purchase a home in a raci totallyy integrated Neighborhood because the housing values are high in these areas. When there is a mixture of black and whites there seems to be an addition in housing costs. Once there are African Americans contemptible into these areas the market lead astray s to go down and interest in these properties begin to free fall and real-estate values go down. Once this happens to people, in particular white people, begin to move out because they dont want to lose capital. When that happens then the neighborhood completely tips and integration stops. Conley talks about a carriage to keep this from happening by introducing Integration Insurance, which would insure against any scathe changes or any devaluation in the real estate as a result of racial composition.c)Conley says that African American are much little likely to invest their money in the stock market, an those who do willing generally get less of a return on their money because they started out with less. He also says that given the run in late(a) stock market prices that if blacks were... ...n the policy areas of the book. She believes that some of his explanations of statistical results lack grandeur. For example Conley says that being a female has a significant and evil e ffect on employment, hours worked, and wages. Hargis argues is point and that Conley fails to fully address how womens loss position in a workplace contributes to the familys ability to pull together wealth. She also says And when Conley finds that African Americans work fewer hours, yet make higher wages than similarly placed full-time-employed whites, he tries to reconcile these seemingly incongruent findings in the simplest of terms(www.h-net.org). She is basically saying the Conley hasnt looked at all the scenarios in which African Americans make money, and he insinuates that African Americans money disadvantages is a direct result of affirmative action policies.