The segregation of Hispanic students is somewhat less than those of black students

Indicate whether the statement is true or false


F

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Public choice economists feel that government activities are the result of individual behaviors. 2. Competition has been eliminated from the public sector. 3. The individual consumption–payment link is created by majority rule. 4. Most voters are extremely liberal or extremely conservative. 5. Ideally, voters in a democracy should know about the candidates and the issues.

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Ability bias can arise when estimating compensating wage differentials associated with various job characteristics. What is ability bias in this context?

A. High-skilled workers are likely to have higher wages than unskilled workers but to have worse job amenities. B. High-skilled workers are likely to have higher wages than unskilled workers, but they are also likely to trade some of their higher wages for better job amenities. C. High-skilled workers are likely to have lower wages than unskilled workers but to have better job amenities. D. Low-skilled workers are likely to have low wages but good job amenities. E. High-skilled workers are likely to have high wages but poor job amenities.

Economics