Cherry picking is the act of
A. admitting the most expensive students, leaving the less expensive ones to public schools.
B. employing highly educated teachers, leaving the less educated ones to public schools.
C. employing highly experienced teachers, leaving the less experienced ones to public schools.
D. admitting students who are easy to educate, leaving the harder ones to public schools.
Answer: D
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(a) Increased immigration leads to higher labor supply at each real wage (b) The effort curve makes a parallel shift upward (c) Labor productivity increases (that is, the marginal product of labor increases at each level of employment).
Most collective bargaining situations lead to strikes
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false