Exam 16: The Markets for Labor, Capital, and Land
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Exhibit 16-1 Several congressmen and senators have been greatly concerned about the fairness of salaries in the marketplace.They are contemplating enacting a law that would fix the wage rate at WA.Their aides,who were all excellent economics students,have returned with the results of an investigation into the matter,as portrayed below.
Refer to Exhibit 16-1.If a wage rate of WA for teachers were imposed by the government on schools,the expected result would be:
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Exhibit 16-1 Several congressmen and senators have been greatly concerned about the fairness of salaries in the marketplace.They are contemplating enacting a law that would fix the wage rate at WA.Their aides,who were all excellent economics students,have returned with the results of an investigation into the matter,as portrayed below.
Refer to Exhibit 16-1.If the law was to impose a wage rate of WA on the K-12 teachers market:
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Other things being equal,an increase in the labor force resulting from increased immigration tends to:
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Which landmark legislation protected the right of workers to organize and bargain collectively?
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For an individual's supply curve of labor to be upward sloping:
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Other things being equal,a decrease in the workplace amenities,such as decreased health care and less generous vacation options,would tend to shift the labor supply curve to the ____,thereby causing the market wages to ____.
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Other things being equal,an increase in labor productivity will shift the labor supply curve to the right.
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If there is both a decrease in immigration and an increase in workers' non-wage incomes,
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Which of the following will not result in a leftward shift of the market demand curve for labor?
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The labor ____ curve(s)will shift if there is a change in productivity or a change in the demand for the final product.
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If the demand for opera singers increases faster than the supply,wages will rise.
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A payment for a resource above its opportunity cost is known as:
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Which of the following is the best example of an investment in human capital?
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Exhibit 16-2 The following lists possible capital investments that a business might pursue.
Refer to Exhibit 16-2.If the interest rate is 5 percent,which projects would the business not invest in?
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The demand curve for loanable funds is downward sloping because:
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If the demand for labor increased but more slowly than the supply
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