The way we know what commodities are relatively scarce or abundant is through
A) transaction costs.
B) prices.
C) price ceilings.
D) price floors.
Answer: B
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Referring to the graph above, assume that, at first, the labor market is in equilibrium at point 4. In which scenario does unemployment rise, with no change in the quantity of employment?
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