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A) paying a compensating differential.
B) rewarding increases in human capital.
C) practicing discrimination.
D) paying efficiency wages.
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A) Two workers with different levels of on-the-job training earn different salaries.
B) Two workers whose jobs entail different working conditions earn different salaries.
C) Two workers whose jobs require different levels of technical expertise earn different salaries.
D) Two workers with different levels of natural ability earn different salaries.
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A) most countries but not in the United States.
B) the United States but not in most other countries.
C) the United States and in most other countries.
D) None of the above is correct;the evidence fails to indicate that human capital is a significant factor in determining earnings anywhere in the world.
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A) The demand for both skilled and unskilled labor has increased.
B) The demand for both skilled and unskilled labor has decreased.
C) The demand for skilled labor relative to unskilled labor has risen.
D) The demand for unskilled labor relative to skilled labor has risen.
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A) Workers in the market are unskilled and not represented by a union,and their wage exceeds both the equilibrium wage and the minimum wage.
B) Workers in the market are highly skilled and not represented by a union,and their wage exceeds the minimum wage.
C) Workers in the market are highly skilled and represented by a union,and their wage exceeds the equilibrium wage.
D) Employers in the market are known for reducing the workers' wage whenever they get an opportunity to do so.
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A) doing so is more efficient than paying them the market wage.
B) paying workers less gives them the incentive to work harder.
C) workers and management gain at the expense of the stockholders of the company.
D) workers have the incentive to work harder,thus increasing their marginal productivity.
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A) labor market discrimination
B) the choice of women to select other occupations
C) cultural bias in primary and secondary education
D) the inability of women to solve problems in economics
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A) A foreign government prevents women from legally working as teachers.
B) White NBA fans prefer to attend games where the teams have more white players in the starting lineups.
C) Nurses who work the night shift earn more than nurses who work the day shift.
D) All of the above could be correct.
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A) they benefit from a compensating differential.
B) moviegoers all want to see the very best actors,not second-rate actors.
C) they have acting degrees from accredited acting schools.
D) the supply of good actors is very large.
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A) 1960s baseball games
B) baseball cards
C) live basketball games in the 1980s
D) current era baseball games
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A) discriminatory wage practice.
B) compensating differential.
C) wage inequity.
D) a market inefficiency.
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A) 10 to 20 percent more than nonunion workers in similar jobs.
B) 10 to 20 percent less than nonunion workers in similar jobs.
C) 40 to 50 percent more than nonunion workers in similar jobs.
D) 40 to 50 percent less than nonunion workers in similar jobs.
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A) attitudes toward competition
B) human capital acquisition
C) compensating differentials
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) natural ability.
B) geographic location of employment.
C) chance.
D) work effort.
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A) discrimination based on race
B) discrimination in sports
C) consumer discrimination
D) discrimination based on educational attainment
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A) Hire more men to ensure high productivity.
B) Hire more women at lower wages and incur lower costs than firms hiring men.
C) Avoid hiring women so they do not have to pay higher wages.
D) Hire an equal number of men and women and pay them different wages according to the market.
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