Exam 20: Economic Inequality
Exam 1: Getting Started337 Questions
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In the United States in 2010,a family of four was considered to be living below the poverty line only if its household income was less than approximately
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Which of the following characterizes the negative income tax concept?
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The figure above shows the demand and supply curves for high-skilled (indicated by an "H" subscript) and low-skilled (indicated by an "L" subscript) workers.
-In the figure above,the value of the marginal product of skill creates the difference between the ________ curves and ________.
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Looking at the income distribution in the United States since 1970,we see that
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If buyers discriminate against women and minorities,
i.the value of marginal product of women and minorities is less than otherwise.
ii.the wage rate paid to women and minorities is less than otherwise.
iii.more women and minorities are hired than otherwise.
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Is the poverty rate the lowest among Hispanic households,black households,or white households?
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High-skilled workers earn more relative to low-skilled workers because the demand for high-skilled workers is ________ that for low-skilled workers and the supply is ________ that for low-skilled workers.
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The demand for labor
i.depends on the availability of labor.
ii.decreases when the supply of labor increases.
iii.depends on the value of marginal product of labor.
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The demand curve for high-skilled workers lies ________ the demand curve for low-skilled workers and the supply curve of high-skilled workers lies ________ the supply curve of low-skilled workers.
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Differences in skills
i.can arise partly from differences in education and/or partly from differences in on-the-job training.
ii.can lead to large differences in earnings.
iii.result in different demand curves for high-skilled and low-skilled labor.
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The figure above shows Lorenz curves for a nation.
-Based on the figure above,
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What determines the position of the supply curve of high-skilled workers relative to that of low-skilled workers?
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Which of the following currently helps redistribute income in the United States?
i.negative income tax
ii.progressive income taxes
iii.Social Security
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If all households in a nation receive the same income,the nation's Lorenz curve
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The three main ways that governments in the United States redistribute income are
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