One reason earnings tend to fall before retirement age is that

A) the experience of people is no longer valuable after they are 50 or 55.
B) people tend to reduce the number of hours they work after age 50.
C) people are retiring earlier.
D) firms discriminate against older workers.


Answer: B

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If the GDP deflator in 2011 was 130 compared to a value of 100 during the 2005 base year, this would indicate that

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