Learning Goal: I'm working on a sociology writing question and need a sample draft to help me learn.Short-Answer Questions: Choose 2 out of 3 questions and write your responses (8 sentences per question max.) on a single document. (12 points each, 24 points total).Remember to explain any key concepts (highlighted in bold) in your own words (avoid using quotes), answer the questions directly and specifically, and use empirical examples to support your answer. Also, remember to limit your responses to the max. 8 sentences, as any additional sentences, will not be reviewed for your grade.Questions:1) According to Sassen (1999), “global cities are sites for the over-valorization of corporate capital and the devalorization of disadvantaged workers” (pg. 170). Explain a) what Sassen means by global cities, and b) what does she mean by the over-valorization of capital and devalorization of labor in global cities. 2) Robinson (2008) states that the “spatialized account of the multiple webs of social relations which produce ordinary cities could help to displace some of the hierarchizing and excluding effects” of global cities theories (pg. 545). Explain a) what Robinson means by the concept of ordinary cities, and b) how this perspective critiques issues of hierarchy and exclusion in global cities theories (NB: you do not need to define global cities in this answer, but should focus on defining the ordinary cities approach and its critique of global cities theories here).3) Simone (2004) states that “people as infrastructure describes a tentative and often precarious process of remaking the inner city, especially now that the policies and economies that once moored it to the surrounding city have mostly worn away” (pg. 411). Explain a) what Simone means by people as infrastructure, and b) why the concept is especially relevant to inner-city neighborhoods in Johannesburg, South Africa.