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This perspective changes our view of developing communities as

deficient and needy to repositoriesof potentialities and resources.

What is the Capabilities Approach?

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Any group or individual whohas a vital or essential interestat risk or in play that dependson what the corporation does.

What is a stakeholder?

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According to this technology studyapproach, society determines or

constructs technology.

What is Social Constructionism?

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Each economic unit makes choice based on rational

(enlightened) self-interest. (Privateownership of goods)

What is the Laissez Fair or Free Market System?

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Life, Bodily Health, and Bodily Integrity.

What are the three Basic Capabilities identified by Martha Nussbaum?

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This term refers to the station or position occupied by a particular

stakeholder in the Socio-TechnicalSystem.

What is a stakeholder role?

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Water, wind, and animals are primarysources power in this stage of

technological development

What is the Eotechnic Stage?

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Limited government intervention is needed to improve upon the

choice of individual economic units. (Mixture of private and

public ownership)

What is the Liberal Democratic Socialism economic model?

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This capability focuses on our ability to form social relations

with others

What is the capability of Affiliation?

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This term used in stakeholder analysis refers to the good, right,

value or preference that is atrisk or in play for an individual

or group stakeholder.

What is a stake or interest?

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This stage in technology development is characterized by

coal, steel, trains, and automobiles;emphasis is on the mechanical.

What is the Paleotechnic Stage?

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The state is in the best position to know what choices and policies are beneficial for the economyas a whole and its component parts. (Public ownership of

goods and services)

What is the Communist, Authoritarian Socialism economic model?

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Children forced to work at an early age miss out on thisfundamental capability.

What is play?

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Employees, stockholders, customers, suppliers, retailers, wholesalers,

and creditors are this kindof stakeholder.

What are market stakeholders?

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This stage of technological development is characterized by

electricity and synthetic materials along with nuclear fission.

What is the Neotechnic Stage?

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Schiller and Akerlof call these animal spirits. These all represent

interferences with the model ofpure rational self-interest or

utility maximizing

What are confidence, fairness, corruption, money illusion, and stories?

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These “resources” help transformcapabilities into functionings.

What are conversion factors?

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This kind of stakeholder includes governmentslocal communities, business support groups,

non-government organizations, citizens interest groups, and professional societies.

What are Non-Market Stakeholders?

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According to this schoolof technology studies, technologyis autonomous and completely

determines society.

What is technological determinisim?

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Joseph Stiglitz won the NobelPrize in economics for his studies

into this limit of free markets

What are information asymmetries?