Barriers that prevent workers from entering particular labor markets
a. decrease wage rates in those markets
b. increase employment in those markets
c. decrease discrimination in those markets
d. increase profits in those markets
e. increase wage rates in those markets
E
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) consumer surplus. B) total revenue. C) marginal benefit. D) producer surplus. E) total surplus.
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