In a defined contribution pension plan,
A) pension income varies depending on how well the plan's investments have done.
B) the employee is promised an assigned benefit based on earnings and years of service.
C) if the funds in the pension plan exceed the amount promised, the excess accrues to the issuing firm or institution.
D) all earnings are taxable as regular income.
A
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A) raise the costs of doing business, a macroeconomic externality. B) insure that output alone is adjusted as AD changes and therefore, such contracts impose high costs of output and employment instability on society. C) insure that the price level alone is adjusted as AD changes and therefore, such contracts impose high costs of output and employment instability on society. D) insure a macroeconomic externality, rigid unemployment.
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A) Mary has comparative advantages in activities. B) Tom has comparative advantages in both activities. C) Tom has a comparative advantage in cleaning windows. D) Mary has a comparative advantage in cleaning windows.