A) They affect skilled workers' wages.
B) They create above-equilibrium wages for some unskilled workers.
C) They create a shortage of unskilled labor.
D) They negatively affect the employment of skilled workers.
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A) danger to the worker.
B) personal enjoyment for the worker.
C) intellectual stimulation for the worker.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) it is possible to supply the good or service that the superstar produces at low cost to every customer.
B) some customers are willing and able to pay large sums of money to enjoy the good or service provided by the superstar.
C) the superstar has a natural monopoly on his or her good or service.
D) the superstar is willing to settle for a level of pay that is less than the value of his marginal product.
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A) have more pleasant working conditions.
B) have less pleasant working conditions.
C) work longer hours.
D) must pass certification tests.
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A) a compensating differential for the cost of becoming educated.
B) a signal that the market is indifferent to a worker's level of human capital.
C) considered unfair by economists.
D) considered unfair by everyone.
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A) physical capital.
B) human capital.
C) efficiency wage.
D) a union.
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A) leads to lower lifetime earnings because opportunity costs are high.
B) is an investment in human capital.
C) decreases human capital by lowering work experience.
D) increases as the wages paid to low-skilled workers rise.
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A) discrimination against people from the west exists.
B) people from the east receive compensating differentials.
C) people from the west have lower levels of human capital.
D) All of the above could be correct.
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A) to reduce employee turnover.
B) to prevent unions from recruiting members.
C) to reduce the need for minimum wage laws.
D) to increase the demand for better-skilled workers.
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A) reflect an expectation of some future return on the investment.
B) are generally embodied in a specific individual.
C) reflect an investment of resources today to raise productivity in the future.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) ability,effort,and chance
B) job characteristics,gender,and race
C) gender,race,and geographic location
D) years of schooling,age,and years of experience
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A) Restaurant customers preferred to be waited on by white waitresses than by black waitresses.
B) Black basketball players earned more than white basketball players.
C) Employers were more likely to request interviews with job applicants with "white" names such as Greg than from applicants with "black" names such as Jamal.
D) Employers were more likely to request interviews with job applicants with "masculine" names such as Mark than from applicants with "feminine" names such as Lisa.
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