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Careers Ch. 1

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work putting forth an effort to produce or accomplish something
job task performed by a worker, usually to earn money
occupation type of work in which a person is employed and typically requires that use of related skills or experiences
career series of related jobs in the same profession
career ladder sequence of work in a career field, from entry to advanced levels
income money a person receives for doing a job or from a return on an investment
need something you must have in order to live
want something a person would liek to have but does not need to survive
identify all the traits that distinguish someone as an individual
lifestyle way of life as characterized by a person's activities, attitudes, possessions, and manner of living
good physical, or tangible, item that can be touched and used
service intangible action or task that is performed, usually for a fee
gig economy a job market driven by technology that offers short-term contracts and freelance work, similar to musical gigs
global economy financial interconnection among the countries of the world
globalization integration of markets, technology, and resources among the economies of nations
outsourcing practice of having an outside provider complete work previously done by company employees
green job job that produces goods or provides services that benefit the environment or conserve natural resources
information economy global economy that is dependent on data and information about goos and services from around the world
artificial intelligence development of computers and machines that think, solve problems, and react like humans
tariff tax placed on imported goods or services from other countires
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