Which of the following statements best describes the problems faced by workers in low-income countries?
a. The real problem for many workers in low-income countries is that globalization has made their lives worse, and that they have so few good life alternatives.
b. The real problem for many workers in low-income countries is that globalization has made their lives worse, although it has created a few good life alternatives.
c. The real problem for many workers in low-income countries is not that globalization has made their lives worse, but rather that they now have so many life alternatives.
d. The real problem for many workers in low-income countries is not that globalization has made their lives worse, but rather that they have so few good life alternatives.
d. The real problem for many workers in low-income countries is not that globalization has made their lives worse, but rather that they have so few good life alternatives.
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In the table above, the size of the labor force is
A) 80 million. B) 46 million. C) 42 million. D) 40 million. E) 34 million.
Of the types of business organizations in the United States, corporations account for ________ percentage of revenues and ________ percentage of profits
A) the largest; the largest B) the smallest; the largest C) neither the largest nor smallest; the largest D) largest; neither the largest nor smallest
Figure 11-7
For the firm in Figure 11-7, an unregulated monopolist, profit-maximizing output is below the long-run competitive level by how much?
A. 100 B. 75 C. 50 D. 25
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a. 8 b. 10 c. 5 d. 11