A) both firms are monopsonists.
B) firm X is a monopsonist and firm Y is a perfect competitor.
C) both firms are perfect competitors.
D) firm X is a perfect competitor and firm Y is a monopsonist.
E) there has been an error in the calculations.
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A) cost of the education;benefit of the education
B) discounted cost of the education;benefit of the education
C) cost of the education;discounted benefit of the education
D) average salary without the education;average salary with the education
E) discounted cost of the education;discounted benefit of the education
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A) union
B) monopoly
C) monopsony
D) winner-take-all
E) minimum wage
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A) all workers better off.
B) workers from 0 to L3 worse off.
C) all workers worse off.
D) workers from 0 to L3 better off and workers from L3 to L1 worse off.
E) workers from L3 to L1 better off.
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A) employed;not looking for work
B) unemployed;not looking for work
C) unemployed;looking for work
D) students;unemployed
E) employed;unemployed
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A) increase in labour supply.
B) decrease in labour demand.
C) decrease in labour supply.
D) increase in labour demand.
E) indeterminate change in labour demand.
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A) the female wage rate will rise.
B) the firms that hire female workers will drive the firms that hire only male workers out of business.
C) the wage gap will narrow.
D) the firms that hire male workers have lower profits or larger losses.
E) no change in either wage because hiring male workers no longer expresses an arbitrary preference.
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A) maximized;maximized
B) maximized;average
C) average;minimized
D) minimized;maximized
E) maximized;minimized
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A) evidence;the field of study,GPA and other factors are not held constant
B) evidence;the level of education is held constant
C) evidence;the field of study,GPA and other factors are held constant
D) not evidence;the level of education is held constant
E) evidence;no other interpretation is possible
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A) customer discrimination.
B) statistical discrimination.
C) employer discrimination.
D) employee discrimination.
E) economic discrimination.
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A) fewer;less
B) more;the same
C) more;less
D) more;more
E) fewer;more
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A) be replaced by capital.
B) pay less than otherwise similar jobs.
C) require regulation by the government.
D) pay more than otherwise similar jobs.
E) pay the same as otherwise similar jobs.
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A) markets are not competitive.
B) consumers look for the union label.
C) union firms hire more selectively,employing workers with greater human capital.
D) union firms cut corners in other areas.
E) non-union firms produce significantly lower quality goods.
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A) is experiencing an economic loss.
B) can increase profit by reducing employment and output.
C) needs to lower the wage rate.
D) needs to expand production.
E) is earning an economic profit.
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A) efficiency wages.
B) compensating differences.
C) investment in human capital.
D) non-monetary aspects of work.
E) an efficiency wage.
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A) W3;L2
B) W1;L1
C) W2;L2
D) W2;L3
E) W3;L3
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A) IQ.
B) Years of education.
C) Quality of the schools one attended.
D) Ability to concentrate.
E) Colour of one's eyes and hair.
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A) increase the influence of monopsonists.
B) result in less competitive labour markets.
C) increase the degree of competition in labour markets.
D) increase the cost of searching for a new job.
E) increase the cost of searching for a new employer.
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A) unwise
B) costly
C) consumption
D) investment
E) parental
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A) striking a blow for equality.
B) equalizing earnings completely.
C) giving up $5000 in family income.
D) making the best choice.
E) gaining $20,000 in family income.
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