Exam 18: Using Input Market Analysis
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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 18-2 :
shows the demand and supply curves of labor.A per-unit tax imposed on the wage income of the employees shifts the supply curve of labor upward.
-In Figure 18-2,as a result of a per-unit tax:

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Employers sometimes reduce the fringe benefits provided to workers when the government sets a minimum wage in the labor market.Due to this:
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Which of the following factors determines the extent of the fall in the net-of-tax wage rate after the imposition of a payroll tax?
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Provide a self-interested explanation for why labor unions spend a lot of time and money lobbying for increases in minimum wage mandates and for legislated "living wage" ordinances even though their members earn far more than the proposed wages.
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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 18-3 :
shows the impact of immigration on the labor market of a country.Immigration in shifts the labor supply curve from S to S'.
-Refer to Figure 18-3.The total income of the residents of the country increases by the area _____ post immigration.

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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 18-2 :
shows the demand and supply curves of labor.A per-unit tax imposed on the wage income of the employees shifts the supply curve of labor upward.
-According to Figure 18-2,the proportion of the per-unit tax paid by the employers is:

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What is the long run effect of a pay-as-you-go Social Security program on the gross domestic product [GDP] of a country?
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One adverse effect of the pay-as-you-go system of funding Social Security is that:
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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 18-2 :
shows the demand and supply curves of labor.A per-unit tax imposed on the wage income of the employees shifts the supply curve of labor upward.
-Refer to Figure 18-2.The per-unit tax is this figure is being represented by the distance:

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Which of the following is a true impact of a Social Security program on the labor market?
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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 18-3 :
shows the impact of immigration on the labor market of a country.Immigration in shifts the labor supply curve from S to S'.
-Refer to Figure 18-3.Post immigration the earnings of the native laborers in the country declines by the area:

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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 18-1 :
shows the demand and supply of unskilled labor that determines the equilibrium wage rate in the labor market.The minimum wage rate at $5.15 is higher than the equilibrium wage rate at $4.
-Refer to Figure 18-1.The increase in the number of workers looking for work in this market due to the imposition of a $5.15 minimum wage is _____.

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The minimum wage law is not an effective instrument for fighting poverty because:
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Which of the following facts indicate that the official wage paid by the National Collegiate Athletic Association [NCAA] to the athletes is below the market-clearing level?
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Which of the following is not a consequence of the minimum wage law?
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