Does the "residential school syndrome" offer a valid explanation of Indigenous socio- economic conditions in Canada? Are cultural or structural explanations better in explaining the socio-economic differences that exist among Indigenous groups? Why? Could they both be right? In what respects? Are you convinced by socio-biological explanations of Indigenous conditions? Justify your response. Does the solution to improving economic well-being in Indigenous communities lie in greater government spending or in more intensive engagement with market forces