A) the substitution effect being stronger than the income effect.
B) the income effect being stronger than the substitution effect.
C) a pure income effect.
D) a pure substitution effect.
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A) Both employment and the real wage rate would increase.
B) Both employment and the real wage rate would decrease.
C) Employment would increase and the real wage would decrease.
D) Employment would decrease and the real wage would increase.
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A) Y/A.
B) A)
C) K/N.
D) Y/N.
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A) 14.3%
B) 13.4%
C) 12.5%
D) 25.0%
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A) 2) 15 months
B) 2) 85 months
C) 3) 14 months
D) 3) 43 months
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A) Both employment and the real wage rate would increase.
B) Both employment and the real wage rate would decrease.
C) Employment would increase and the real wage would decrease.
D) Employment would decrease and the real wage would increase.
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A) 5
B) 10
C) 15
D) 20
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A) 54 million
B) 48 million
C) 42 million
D) 30 million
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A) up and to the right, raising the quantity of labor demanded at any given real wage.
B) down and to the left, reducing the quantity of labor demanded at any given real wage.
C) up and to the right, reducing the quantity of labor demanded at any given real wage.
D) down and to the left, raising the quantity of labor demanded at any given real wage.
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A) their employers continue to underpay them.
B) they are working part-time, but they want full-time work.
C) they don't have jobs and are pessimistic about their chances of finding a suitable job.
D) their employers are too demanding.
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A) labor is a more important factor of production than capital, so economists ignore capital.
B) it takes a long time for new investment and the scrapping of old capital to affect the overall quantity of capital.
C) there is very little capital in the economy compared with the amount of labor.
D) unless the interest rate changes, the capital stock doesn't change.
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A) shifts to the left if the effect of the change in wealth is bigger than the effect of the change in the working-age population.
B) shifts to the right if the effect of the change in wealth is bigger than the effect of the change in the working-age population.
C) shifts to the left.
D) shifts to the right.
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A) are not looking for work but indicate that they want and are available for a job and have looked for work sometime in the past 12 months.
B) are working part-time, but they want full-time work.
C) don't have jobs and are pessimistic about their chances of finding a suitable job.
D) have a bad attitude towards work.
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A) 57
B) 107
C) 197
D) 397
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A) cyclical unemployment.
B) chronic unemployment.
C) frictional unemployment.
D) structural unemployment.
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A) 170
B) 185
C) 190
D) 195
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A) homogeneous labor supply effect
B) negative correlation effect
C) income effect
D) substitution effect
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A) Both employment and the real wage rate would increase.
B) Both employment and the real wage rate would decrease.
C) Employment would increase and the real wage would decrease.
D) Employment would decrease and the real wage would increase.
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