Job A is hard, dull, and dangerous. Job B is easy, fun, and safe. All else equal, we would expect Job A to pay
a. higher wages than Job B because the labor supplied for Job B will be greater.
b. lower wages than Job B because the labor supplied for Job B will be greater.
c. higher wages than Job B because the labor supplied for Job A will be greater.
d. lower wages than Job B because the labor supplied for Job A will be greater.
a
Economics
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A nation's account with the IMF is called its
A) quota subscription. B) capital account. C) deposit surplus. D) current account.
Economics
Is the distribution of income across different countries in the world equitable? In other words, do all countries share the world's wealth equally?
What will be an ideal response?
Economics