Exam 11: The Labor Market
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Which of these would be an example of a segmented markets approach to economic discrimination?
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(Table) Based on the table, at what wage rate is the supply curve backward bending?
Labor Supply Schedule Wage rate ( \/ hr.) Hours of work (per week) 10 26 15 32 25 36 35 40 45 41 50 38
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(Table) Based on the table, the value for A is
Competitive Labor Market L Q MPP 0 0 0 8 0 80 1 5 5 8 40 80 2 11 6 8 48 80 3 18 7 8 56 80 4 9 8 72 80 5 38 8 88 80 6 50 12 8 80 7 61 11 8 88 80 8 71 10 8 80 80 9 80 9 8 72 80 10 85 5 8 40 80
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Gary Becker's views regarding economic discrimination include all of these ideas EXCEPT
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If the wages of Nike employees increase by 25% and the quantity of labor demanded decreases by 10%, the elasticity of demand for labor is
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When Ronald's hourly wage increased from $12 to $15, this allowed him to reduce the number of hours worked so that he can spend more time studying. What is TRUE about Ronald's individual labor supply at this point?
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An assumption of the competitive labor market model is that
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Which stipulation is the main feature of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
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(Figure: Determining Labor and Wages 2) What will the competitive firm in the product market, which is also a monopsony in the input market (as shown in the graph), elect for the number of workers hired and wages paid?


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The backward-bending supply curve is a phenomenon that describes the market, not the individual labor supply curve.
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Which of these is NOT an assumption of competitive labor markets?
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Which president signed an executive order giving federal workers the right to bargain collectively?
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Demographic changes have shifted the focus of labor politics from union bargaining to issues such as family-leave policies and how much employers should pay for medical benefits.
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If Larry is given a $2-per-hour pay increase, and in response, he decides to work less overtime, then
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Which of these statements is true?
I. Wisconsin is the only state known to have a governor who has wished to restrict the power of public employee unions.
II. Only private-employee unions can call strikes, while public-employee unions tend to contribute less for their health insurance premiums.
III. Only public-employee unions can call strikes.
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(Figure: Labor Supply Curve) The figure below is a _____ curve.


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As more hotels introduce online check-in using mobile devices and keyless room entry, the elasticity of demand for hotel front-desk staff is likely to
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