A) maximum wage the firm is willing to pay.
B) tip necessary to get a waiter to reserve a table.
C) minimum wage the worker is willing to accept.
D) competitive equilibrium wage.
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A) Unemployment due to unions.
B) Unemployment due to efficiency wages.
C) Frictional unemployment.
D) Unemployment due to minimum wage laws.
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A) of minimum wage laws.
B) there are changes in the demand for labour among different firms.
C) of unions.
D) All of these answers.
E) efficiency wages may hold the wage above the equilibrium wage.
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A) Structural unemployment.
B) Cyclical unemployment.
C) Frictional unemployment.
D) None of these answers.
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A) 12.5 per cent.
B) 15 per cent.
C) 16 per cent.
D) 24 per cent.
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A) 3.2 per cent.
B) 5.7 per cent.
C) 5.8 per cent.
D) 6.2 per cent.
E) Not enough information is available to answer.
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A) start with a strike and then work to reach a contract to end the strike.
B) negotiate in good faith and expect to hold its bargaining power.
C) expect to maintain the same level of employment.
D) offer a supply curve of labour that is horizontal.
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A) Minimum wage laws.
B) Unions.
C) Efficiency wages.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) rise in both markets.
B) fall in both markets.
C) rise for the union jobs, but remain unchanged for the non-union jobs.
D) rise for the union jobs and fall for the non-union jobs.
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A) Paying above the competitive equilibrium wage tends to cause workers to shirk their responsibilities.
B) Firms do not have a choice about whether they pay efficiency wages or not because law does determine these wages.
C) Paying the lowest possible wage is always the most efficient (profitable) .
D) Paying above the competitive equilibrium wage may improve worker health, lower worker turnover, improve worker quality, and increase worker effort.
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A) raise the wage for insiders above the competitive equilibrium.
B) lower the wage of local outsiders.
C) offset the market power of a large firm that is the dominant employer in a region.
D) threaten a strike but don't actually follow through so there are no lost hours of work.
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A) lower than market wages paid by employers to increase profitability.
B) higher than market wages paid by employers to increase productivity.
C) government determined minimum wages set to protect workers from unfair employers.
D) negotiated by unions when officials are interested in trimming work forces.
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A) tends to increase unemployment by decreasing the cost of being unemployed.
B) tends to decrease unemployment by providing limited resources to the unemployed.
C) increases the hardships associated with unemployment.
D) increases the amount of job security demanded by employees.
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A) Job search.
B) Unions.
C) Minimum wage laws.
D) Efficiency wages.
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