Exam 17: The Labor Market and the Distribution of Income
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Explain what means-tested programs are and how they affect the poverty rate in the United States.
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The input-substitution effect decreases the labor input per unit of output while the output effect
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If labor supply is low relative to labor demand,then we can expect the equilibrium wage to be
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The marginal benefit of labor equals the marginal-revenue product of labor,which is
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A profit-maximizing firm will hire labor as long as the marginal revenue product of labor is less than the wage.
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-Refer to Figure 17.1.This firm is currently hiring 16 workers.This firm should

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-Refer to Figure 17.2.If the demand for labor decreases,then equilibrium wage will ________ and equilibrium quantity of hours will ________.

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Graphically illustrate and explain the effect of an increase in product price on the demand curve for labor.
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Married couples have a higher poverty rate than female-headed households.
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How can an increase in the minimum-wage affect the restaurant industry?
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How does occupational licensing affect the labor market for a particular occupation?
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Define the marginal revenue product of labor.Explain two factors that could cause the marginal revenue product curve for labor to shift to the right.
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Assume that a minimum wage is created and imposed above the equilibrium wage in an otherwise perfectly competitive labor market.Which of the following will NOT occur as a result of this new law?
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Fred's Pizza Palace sells pizzas in a competitive market.The price of pizza is $1.25 each.Hourly output varies with the amount of labor hired as follows:
Fill in the column for marginal product of labor and marginal revenue product.

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Government tax and government spending programs ________ the 2004 poverty rate.
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Increased international trade results in fewer imports to the United States.
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