A) high- skilled workers require more compensation to convince them to work than do low- skilled workers.
B) there are more high- skilled workers than low- skilled workers.
C) high- skilled labour is more productive than low- skilled labour.
D) firms need not be concerned with the minimum wage in the market for high- skilled labour.
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A) 60 per cent
B) 10 per cent
C) 20 per cent
D) 40 per cent
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A) b; a
B) a; d
C) a; b
D) b; c
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A) decreases the demand for; increases the demand for
B) increases the demand for; decreases the demand for
C) increases the supply of; decreases the supply of
D) decreases the supply of; increases the supply of
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A) the benefits received through welfare programs.
B) the actual income distribution and compares it to an equal income distribution.
C) the effect of flat taxes on income distribution.
D) the degree to which income taxes are regressive.
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A) Both wealth and income measure variables over a period of time.
B) Wealth measures a variable over a period of time, and income measures a variable at a point in time.
C) Wealth measures a variable at a point in time and income measures a variable over a period of time.
D) Both wealth and income measure variables at a point in time.
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A) redistribution weakens the incentive to work.
B) government policymakers must choose between funding the various programs.
C) government programs only employ resources that had no value to society otherwise.
D) low- income households do not pay enough taxes.
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A) move toward country D's.
B) move toward country B's.
C) become positively sloped.
D) move above the line of equality.
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A) Only plan A
B) Only plan B
C) Only plan C
D) Both plan A and plan C
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A) substitutes; complements; raises; lowers
B) complements; substitutes; raises; lowers
C) complements; substitutes; lowers; raises
D) substitutes; complements; lowers; raises
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A) the first quintile earns less income than the first quintile earned in
B) the fifth quintile earns more income than the fifth quintile earned in
C) income is less equally distributed than the income shown in
D) income is more equally distributed than the income shown in
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A) progressive.
B) flat- rate.
C) proportional.
D) regressive.
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A) smallest to largest.
B) poorest to richest.
C) richest to poorest.
D) largest to smallest.
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A) is most equally distributed in country A.
B) is most equally distributed in country B.
C) is most equally distributed in country C.
D) is equally distributed in all three countries.
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A) Australia and South Africa; Brazil and Canada
B) Brazil and South Africa; Australia and Canada
C) Brazil and Canada; Australia and South Africa
D) Australia and Canada; Brazil and South Africa
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A) country A's Lorenz curve is closer to the line of equality than is country B's Lorenz curve.
B) country A's Lorenz curve is just as close to the line of equality as is country B's Lorenz curve.
C) country B's Lorenz curve is closer to the line of equality than is country A's Lorenz curve.
D) None of the above because it is impossible to compare income inequalities across countries.
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A) faster income is growing.
B) less equally income is distributed.
C) more equally income is distributed.
D) slower income is growing.
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A) mode income < median income < mean income.
B) median income < mean income < mode income.
C) mode income < mean income < median income.
D) mean income < median income < mode income.
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A) regressive
B) progressive
C) proportional
D) flat- rate
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A) tend to survive whereas firms that do not discriminate will tend to fail.
B) have lower costs than those that do not.
C) have higher costs than those that do not.
D) have the same level of costs as those that do not.
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