A right-to-work law makes it illegal
A) to prevent union members from working in any firm.
B) to fire a worker who has joined a union or who tries to organize a union at any firm.
C) to inquire whether a prospective employee is a member of a union or not.
D) for union membership to be a requirement for continued employment in any firm.
D
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In which of the following situations would a worker have the greatest real income?
a. She receives a pay cut and her nominal wage falls by 5 percent, while the CPI falls by 20 percent. b. She receives a pay cut and her nominal wage falls by 5 percent, while the CPI increases by 10 percent. c. Her nominal wage remains the same, as does the CPI. d. She receives a raise and her nominal wage increases by 5 percent, while the CPI increases by 10 percent. e. She receives a raise and her salary increases by 5 percent, while the CPI falls by 5 percent.
Bank failures in the U.S
a. occurred frequently through the 1960s and declined since then. b. occurred infrequently through the 1960s and have become more common since then. c. occurred frequently through the 1930s, declined after that time, and became more common in 2008. d. occurred infrequently through the 1930s, increased after that time, and became less common in 2008.
An increase in investment demand would be a consequence of a fall in:
a. The costs of acquiring new technology b. Expected sales of new products c. The rate of technological innovation d. The expected rate of return on investment
Assuming the government is selling a government bond to fight COVID-19, and at the same time, ASHANTI Goldfields Company is selling a corporate bond to increase its production. Under what conditions will the production-linked corporate bond be over-subscribed at the expense of the government bond. Explore all possible scenarios.
What will be an ideal response?