A) rise.
B) fall.
C) stay exactly the same.
D) rise,fall,or stay the same.
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A) Lynn school teachers receive a compensating differential because they work in a more difficult environment,and they receive higher than market equilibrium wages because they are members of a teachers' union.
B) Lynn school teachers receive a compensating differential because they work in a more difficult environment,but they do not receive higher than market equilibrium wages because they are members of a teachers' union.
C) Lynn school teachers do not receive a compensating differential because they work in a more difficult environment,but they do receive higher than market equilibrium wages because they are members of a teachers' union.
D) Lynn school teachers do not receive a compensating differential because they work in a more difficult environment,and they do not receive higher than market equilibrium wages because they are members of a teachers' union.
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A) higher wages,because jobs that involve pleasant work typically require more education than do jobs that involve unpleasant work.
B) higher wages,because jobs that involve pleasant work typically require more well-developed personality skills than do jobs that involve unpleasant work.
C) lower wages,because workers typically are not attracted to jobs that involve unpleasant work unless there is a monetary inducement.
D) lower wages,because workers who take jobs that involve unpleasant work typically stay in those jobs for relatively long periods of time and accumulate significant experience.
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A) 130 workers
B) 150 workers
C) 170 workers
D) There is not enough information to determine the number of workers.
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A) men were better at adding than women.
B) women chose the tournament payoff scheme more than men.
C) men thought they won the four-player tournament part of the experiment more often than women thought they won the four-player tournament.
D) the researchers demonstrated that women face significant wage discrimination in stock brokerages.
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A) an author.
B) an auto mechanic.
C) a singer.
D) an advice columnist.
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A) Unskilled labor is plentiful and cheap in the US,so the US tends to export goods produced with unskilled labor and import goods produced with skilled labor.
B) Unskilled labor is plentiful and cheap in many foreign countries,so the US tends to import goods produced with unskilled labor and export goods produced with skilled labor.
C) Computers raise the demand for skilled workers and reduce the demand for the unskilled workers whose jobs are replaced by the computers.
D) Greater demand for skilled labor has led to higher wages for those workers and greater demand for imported products.
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A) a union.
B) an efficiency wage.
C) a diminishing rate of marginal return.
D) a leisure wage.
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A) unions are often successful in forcing employers to pay higher wages.
B) employers strive to hold wages below equilibrium levels.
C) employers may find it profitable to pay above-equilibrium wages.
D) efficient workers actually earn lower wages than those earned by inefficient workers.
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A) increased productivity gains among the unskilled laborers
B) increased demand for goods produced by unskilled labor
C) increased international trade with countries where unskilled labor is more plentiful
D) increased supply of migrant workers
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A) the fact that workers who do similar work should be paid the same wage.
B) the fact that some workers live further from their jobs than do other workers.
C) a wage difference that is distinguishable on the basis of monetary characteristics.
D) a wage difference that arises from nonmonetary characteristics of different jobs.
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A) increase the supply of teachers to this school.
B) increase wages for teachers at the private school relative to those at public schools.
C) decrease the marginal product of teachers at the private school.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) Jane has less human capital than John.
B) Jane has more human capital than John.
C) John has been discriminated against because he is male.
D) Jane has been discriminated against because she is female.
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A) the demand for female labor to be lower than the demand for male labor.
B) the demand for female labor to be higher than the demand for male labor.
C) the supply of female labor to be lower than the demand for male labor.
D) the supply of female labor to be higher than the supply of male labor.
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A) both skilled and unskilled labor will rise proportionately.
B) skilled labor will fall and the demand for unskilled labor will rise.
C) skilled labor will rise and the demand for unskilled labor will fall.
D) both skilled and unskilled labor will be unaffected,assuming no barriers to free trade.
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A) a shortage of labor.
B) increased unemployment.
C) compensating wage differentials.
D) an decrease in the quantity of labor supplied.
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A) an important determinant of wages,but it does not affect the production of goods and services.
B) an important determinant of wages,and it affects the production of goods and services.
C) a specific type of physical capital made by humans rather than machines.
D) very different from physical capital in that physical capital represents an investment,while human capital does not represent an investment.
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