A) corruption
B) income from low-paying jobs
C) investments in human capital
D) goods and services produced within the home
E) discrimination
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A) 10
B) 20
C) 38
D) 50
E) 75
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A) the training is specific to the employer.
B) the training is a general skill that could be used at any job for any employer.
C) the training is of short length.
D) the training is extensive.
E) on its completion,the student receives a degree.
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A) occupational crowding
B) winner-take-all
C) income mobility
D) human capital
E) life-cycle wage pattern
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A) It is higher than in less-developed countries due to the large number of poor people.
B) In less-developed countries,the inequality ratio is lower than in the United States due to the large number of rich people.
C) In the United States,it is lower than that found in less-developed countries because the poor in the United States earn more than the poor in less-developed countries.
D) There is no significant difference between the inequality ratios in the United States and in less-developed countries.
E) In the United States,it is lower than in less-developed countries due to corruption.
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A) It would reduce teachers' wages because of less-severe negative compensating differentials.
B) It would increase teachers' wages because of less-severe negative compensating differentials.
C) It would reduce teachers' wages because of more-severe negative compensating differentials.
D) It would increase teachers' wages because of more-severe negative compensating differentials.
E) It would have little effect on teachers' wages because of a lack of negative compensating differentials.
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A) collateral.
B) support group.
C) think tank.
D) union.
E) underground economy.
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A) higher wages being paid to the employee holding a nonunion job.
B) lower wages being paid to the employee holding a union job.
C) better pay and benefits being received by the employee holding a nonunion job.
D) no difference in the pay and benefits received by the employees in the union and nonunion jobs.
E) higher wages being paid for the employee holding a union job.
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A) who earn more are more productive.
B) need to earn more to be willing to accept dangerous working conditions.
C) need to earn more to be willing to accept a safe indoor job.
D) who are more educated and better trained are able to earn more than the equilibrium wage.
E) who earn more tend to be concentrated in a single occupation.
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A) specific to the employer.
B) a general skill that could be used in any job for any employer.
C) of short length.
D) extensive.
E) provided by a manager in the firm.
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A) Color-Coded Inequality Map (CCIM)
B) Lorenz curve
C) Income Quintile Graph
D) Laffer curve
E) OECD Poverty Diagram
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A) efficiency wage
B) winner-take-all
C) income mobility
D) human capital
E) compensating differentials
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A) income mobility.
B) the life-cycle wage pattern.
C) compensating differentials.
D) human capital.
E) income differentials.
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A) Workers who earn more are those who are more productive.
B) Workers need to earn more to be willing to accept dangerous working conditions.
C) Workers need to earn more to be willing to accept a safe indoor job.
D) Workers who are more educated and better trained are able to earn more than the equilibrium wage.
E) Workers who earn more tend to be concentrated in a single occupation.
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A) have more human capital.
B) have fewer years of work experience.
C) have more years of work experience.
D) work more hours per year.
E) more frequently belong to a union.
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A) poverty rate.
B) poverty threshold.
C) poverty index.
D) poverty ratio.
E) income inequality line.
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A) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
B) Subsidized Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP)
C) Universal Stipend for Equality (USE)
D) Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
E) Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
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A) -$16,500
B) -$12,000
C) $4,500
D) $12,000
E) $16,500
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