Exam 15: The Labor Market
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The figure given below shows the income-leisure trade off of an individual. Figure 15.6
AB and AC: Income constraints of the individual
I1,I2,and I3 curves show the income leisure choices of the individual.
-In Figure 15.6,if the income constraint of the individual is given by the line AB,he maximizes his utility by choosing _____ hours of leisure and earns an income of _____.
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A firm employing secretaries and steelworkers should ideally pay equal wages to both the groups of workers irrespective of the type of job each group does.
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The distortions created by income taxes could be minimized by changing the progressive tax system to a flat tax system.
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If the quantity demanded for labor is more than the quantity supplied,there will be unemployment.
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The idea of comparable worth implies that wages are to be determined by the job characteristics and not merely by the interaction of demand and supply.
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When white males resist to share responsibilities with members of a minority group,it is termed as:
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In a perfectly competitive labor market,the minimum wage policy adopted by the government raises employment.
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The following figures show the demand (D) and supply (S) curves of micro and macro economists. Figure 15.7
- In Figure 15.7,assume that micro- and macroeconomists must be paid the same because of comparable-worth laws.If the wage is $12,then:
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The following figures show the demand and supply of labor in two different types of labor market. Figure 15.5
In the figures,
D: Demand curve for labor
S: Supply curve of labor
MRP: Marginal revenue product
MFC: Marginal factor cost
-In Figure 15.5,if a minimum wage of $10 is set by the government,then in market B:
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The figure given below shows the income-leisure trade off of an individual. Figure 15.6
AB and AC: Income constraints of the individual
I1,I2,and I3 curves show the income leisure choices of the individual.
-Which of the following factors is likely to be responsible for the inward rotation of the income constraint from AB to AC in Figure 15.6?
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The figure below shows the supply curve for labor. Figure 15.1
- Refer to Figure 15.1.When wage rate increases from W2 to W3 :
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Why do skilled workers earn relatively higher wages than unskilled workers?
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Which of the following are benefits created by the immigrants?
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Why does the labor market have more than one equilibrium wage rate?
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Reliance on indicators of productivity such as education,experience,and test scores may keep some very good people from getting a job and may result in hiring unproductive people.This is called:
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Which of the following is not a reason for compensating wage differentials?
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Wage differentials exist because not all workers and all jobs are alike.
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Which of the following statements about employer prejudice is true?
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Since we all like to get richer,so when wage rate increases we always like to work longer hours to make more income.
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