Multiple Choice
The long-run market solution to a wage that is so low that workers cannot survive is:
A) the reallocation of property rights, reducing the wage of some but increasing the wage for those earning a below-subsistence wage.
B) the reallocation of scarce resources to those who need it the most.
C) the starvation of some low-wage workers until the supply of labor shifts to the left and the wage for survivors increases to above subsistence.
D) government intervention into the market to establish a minimum wage so that all workers earn at least a subsistence wage.
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