Exam 20: Economic Inequality
Exam 1: Getting Started337 Questions
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-In the figure above, the nation with the most equal distribution of income is nation
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A regressive income tax is a tax for which the average tax rate
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Suppose the government implements a negative income tax with a minimum guaranteed income of $20,000 and a tax rate of 30 percent on market income.
a∙What amount of tax would be paid by a household with no market income?
b∙What amount of tax would be paid by a household earning $100,000 of market income?
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Suppose a state charges an in-state student $2000 in tuition for a college education and charges an out-of -state student $10,000 in tuition.This differential
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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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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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The figure above shows Lorenz curves for a nation.
-Based on the figure above, if the poorest 20 percent group of households increased the share of the nation's income they receive, then
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Which of the following is true? At a given quantity of employment, if the
I∙value of marginal product of a high-skill worker is $35 and the value of marginal product of a low-skill worker is $10, the value of marginal product of the skill is $25.
Ii∙value of marginal product of a high-skill worker is $35 and the value of marginal product of a low-skill worker is $10, the cost of acquiring the skill is $25.
Iii∙value of marginal product of a skill is $25, then the wage rate must be $25.
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The highest-income household in the United States today is likely to be a college-educated
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The ________ distance between the supply curve of low-skilled labor and the supply curve of high-skilled labor is the ________.
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Which of the following is (are)a difference between high-skilled workers and low-skilled workers?
I∙High-skilled workers have a higher value of marginal product.
Ii∙High-skilled workers have incurred lower opportunity costs to acquire their skills.
Iii∙The demand for high-skilled workers exceeds that for low-skilled workers.
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-In the figure above, the nation with the least equal distribution of income is nation
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Which of the following is correct? On the average,
I∙the wage differential between white males and white females has narrowed since 2000.
Ii∙black females are paid more than black males.
Iii∙Hispanic males are paid more than black males.
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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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Suppose a supply curve for high-skilled labor is drawn in the same graph as a supply curve for low-skilled labor.The vertical distance between these two curves represents the
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