A: . a price ceiling.
B: . a price floor.
C: . a gap in prices or wages.
D: . a wage settlement.
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- The minimum wage is an example of() A: a price ceiling. B: a price floor. C: a free-market<br/>process. D: an efficient labor<br/>allocation mechanism.
- A minimum wage set above the equilibrium minimum wage will most likely have which of the following effects（） A: It will have no effects. B: Unemployment will rise. C: There will be a shortage of workers.
- The problem of unemployment will arise ______. A: if the minimum wage is set too high B: ff the minimum wage is set too love C: if the workers are unskilled D: if the maximum wage is set
- Labor contracts that include so-called COLA provisions A: tend to link money wages to price increases B: serve to preserve the purchasing power of workers C: are a common form of wage indexation in many labor markets D: often tie nominal wages to a specific price index E: all of the above
- The price of leisure is an individual's wage, and this is the opportunity cost of not working.
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An increase in the population and hence the supply of labor causes a A: shortage of labor at the original real wage rate and the real wage rate will fall. B: surplus of labor at the original real wage rate and the real wage rate will rise. C: surplus of labor at the original real wage rate and the real wage rate will fall. D: shortage of labor at the original real wage rate and the real wage rate will rise.
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The causes of wage-push inflation are ( ). A: Wage price spiral B: Strong labor union C: Incompletely competitive labor market D: Expansionary income policy
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the minimum wage
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An increase in taxes on labor income shifts the labor supply curve ________ and the ________. A: leftward; after-tax wage rate falls B: rightward; before-tax wage rate rises C: leftward; after-tax wage rate rises D: rightward; before-tax wage rate falls
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A profit-maximizing competitive firm will hire workers up to the point at which the wage equals the price of the final good