A) 12.0 million
B) 18.0 million
C) 28.8 million
D) 43.2 million
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A) increase;increase
B) increase;not change
C) increase;decrease
D) decrease;increase
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A) increased more rapidly than the supply of labor increased.
B) increased more slowly than the supply of labor increased.
C) increased,while the supply of labor decreased.
D) decreased,while the supply of labor increased.
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A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4
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A) 0
B) 3
C) 5
D) More than 5
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A) capital-labor
B) skill-biased
C) marginal-productivity
D) high-low
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A) real wage increases.
B) real wage decreases.
C) value of the marginal product of labor increases.
D) value of the marginal product of labor decreases.
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A) wage paid for an additional hour of work.
B) wage paid for an additional worker employed.
C) labor employed to produce one more unit of output.
D) output produced by one more worker.
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A) increase;increases
B) increases;decreases
C) increases;does not change
D) decreases;increases
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A) a decrease in average real wages in the United States and other industrial countries.
B) decreasing wage inequality in the United States.
C) weak rates of job creation in the United States since 1980.
D) a slowdown in real wage growth in the United States since 1973.
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A) Dora lost her job when the textile factory closed.She does not have skills to work in another industry and has been unemployed for over a year.
B) Marsha was laid off from her job with the airline because the recession has reduced the demand for airline travel.She expects to get her job back when the economy picks up.
C) Alan,a software engineer,lost his job when the internet startup he worked for went bankrupt.He interviewed with five companies in the area before taking a job with another firm in the industry.
D) Jim had a job as an engineer,but quit when his wife was transferred to another state.He looked for a month before finding a new job that he liked.
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A) increase;increase
B) increase;decrease
C) increase;not change
D) decrease;decrease
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A) increase;increase
B) increase;decrease
C) increase;not change
D) decrease;increase
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A) Ray wants to work forty hours per week,but can only find work for twenty hours per week.
B) Anna Marie has been looking for a job every day for the last month,but has not been hired.
C) Frank would like to work,but has not looked for work because he believes no jobs are available.
D) Melissa has a Ph.D.in physics,but is currently employed full time driving a taxi.
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A) slower real wage growth and double-digit rates of unemployment.
B) slower real wage growth and increasing wage inequality.
C) slower real wage growth and an increase in the number of people with jobs.
D) increasing wage inequality and double-digit rates unemployment.
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A) skill-biased technological change;globalization
B) increased labor force participation by women;the coming-of-age of the baby-boom generation
C) technological progress;diminishing returns to labor
D) increasing wage inequality;globalization
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A) increase;increase
B) increase;decrease
C) decrease;not change
D) decrease;increase
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A) 3;3
B) 3;9
C) 12;3
D) 12;9
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A) a person can become a discouraged worker.
B) a person can become an involuntary part-time worker.
C) an unemployment spell can begin.
D) an unemployment spell can end.
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A) 40 percent
B) 57 percent
C) 60 percent
D) 95 percent
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