Exam 11: The Labor Market
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The demand for brain surgeons tends to be relatively inelastic because there are many substitutes for brain surgeons.
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Which of these is a benefit of union membership for an employee?
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A decrease in the price of capital will cause a decrease in the demand for labor.
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Describe the argument for the wage differentials between union and nonunion jobs. Include a graph to support your explanation.
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The market demand for labor is the horizontal summation of the demands of individual firms.
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Which of these would shift the market labor supply curve to the right?
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Which theory of economic discrimination was proposed by the influential economist Gary Becker?
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Competition in labor markets may fail to eliminate wage differentials because
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As wages rise, if an employee works the same number of hours as before, then the
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The insider-outsider theory of economic discrimination states that women tend to have to work in certain low-paying jobs, leading to a wage differential versus men.
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Jeff owns a small business installing home security systems priced at $1,000 each. By himself, he can install four systems per month. If he hires an assistant, a total of ten systems can be installed. If he hires two assistants, a total of fifteen systems can be installed. Assuming that the price stays the same, what is the marginal revenue product of the first assistant and the marginal revenue product of the second assistant?
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A large increase in the value of the stock market will shift the labor supply curve to the left.
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Television reality shows have become more popular in recent years. In the market for television personalities, this increased
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Which of these statements is TRUE?
I. The Lily Ledbetter Act was signed into law in 1909.
II. The Civil Rights Act contains the provision that it is unlawful to "refuse to hire or discharge any individual, or otherwise to discriminate against any individual with respect to his compensation, terms, conditions, or privileges of employment because of such individual's race, color, religion, sex, or national origin."
III. The Equal Pay Act amended the Fair Labor Standards Act and requires that men and women receive equal pay for equal work.
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(Figure: Labor Supply) Based on the figure, the substitution effect ceases to dominate the income effect at a wage of


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