Compared to the United States, health care spending per person in other high-income countries has been
A) declining at approximately the same rate. B) growing at a slower rate.
C) growing at a faster rate. D) growing at approximately the same rate.
B
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Harry and his wife are looking for a new house. However, they cannot decide where to buy the house. Harry wants to live in Santa Cruz, while his wife wants to live in Ontario
If Harry values living in Santa Cruz at $10,000 and his wife values living in Ontario at $15,000, in which place are they likely to buy a house?
which one of the following is most likely to reduce the mobility of labor between jobs?
a. the taxation of unemployment compensation in the same manner as income from other sources b. both b and c above c. legislation relaxing licensing requirements for entry into many occupations d. an increase in the minimum wage
The division of labor refers to
A. workers being assigned specific tasks. B. creating jobs that all people can perform at the same level. C. separating men and women in the workforce. D. workers performing multiple tasks.
Which of the following represents the effects in period t of an increase in the saving rate in period t?
A) no change in K/N B) no change in Y/N C) a reduction in C/N D) all of the above