Exam 18: Factor Markets and the Distribution of Income
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The U.S. labor market shows large differences in the median earnings of workers according to gender and ethnicity.
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In 2012, the median earnings of union members were actually lower than the wages of workers not represented by unions.
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Over the past 30 years the premium for workers with advanced degrees has decreased.
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André has asked his boss for a pay raise. His boss is concerned that if he increases André's salary, André might work less. In other words, André's boss is concerned that leisure is a normal good for André and that his:
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Assume that Stan just received a promotion and raise. In terms of labor supply, the substitution effect of a higher wage will lead him to:
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G. Reecy's Hamburger Joint is a fast-food restaurant. Which of the following is a factor of production?
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According to the marginal productivity theory of income distribution, if a unit of labor is paid more than a unit of capital, it is because at the equilibrium quantity of each factor, the value of the _____ product of labor is _____ product of capital.
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Figure: The Demand for Bricklayers
-(Figure: The Demand for Bricklayers) Look at the figure The Demand for Bricklayers. The equilibrium market wage for bricklayers is $100 a day, but there is a new minimum wage of $120. Therefore:

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In the U.S. labor market, African Americans have the lowest median earnings.
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The importance of human capital has been increased by technological progress.
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If a perfectly competitive firm chooses its level of output so that price equals marginal revenue, the value of the marginal product of labor will equal the wage rate.
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Regardless of gender and ethnicity, more education is associated with higher median earnings.
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The trade-off between work and leisure underlying the supply of labor involves the substitution effect and the _____ effect.
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When interferences in the labor market raise the wage above the equilibrium level, employers may discriminate because there are more job applicants than jobs.
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An objection to the marginal productivity theory of income distribution is that many people believe it is a moral justification for the unequal distribution of income.
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Alex's boss notices that with each course Alex takes, he becomes a more knowledgeable and efficient worker. This is an example of:
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