Refer to the below graphs. (Assume that the pre-migration labor force in Country A is 0d and that it is 0u in country B.) The migration of labor from low-income country B to high-income country A will:
A. Increase domestic output in both countries
B. Decrease domestic output in both countries
C. Increase domestic output in country A and decrease domestic output in country B
D. Decrease domestic output in country A and increase domestic output in country B
C. Increase domestic output in country A and decrease domestic output in country B
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Which of the following is a disincentive to leave welfare?
a. decrease in real income b. lower taxes c. higher incomes d. All of these.
Tina Makumbi imports sesame oil from Ethiopia and sells to a market that has a downward sloping demand curve.The demand curve indicates that some consumers are willing to pay $1.50 or more per pound for the first few pounds, but every consumer gets to buy at the market clearing price of $0.50 per pound. The difference between the most that consumers would pay and the actual amount they do pay is
called a. exporter surplus b. trade balance c. producer surplus d. consumer equilibrium e. consumer surplus
A minimum wage law might increase wages without reducing employment if the hiring firm is
a. in perfect competition. b. a monopolist. c. a monopolistic competitor. d. a monopsonist.
If on Tuesday the perceived price of studying for an exam is $4 per hour but on Saturday the perceived price of studying for an exam is $10, the law of demand predicts
A) more studying on Saturday and less on Tuesday. B) more studying on Tuesday and less on Saturday. C) the same amount of studying on Tuesday and Saturday. D) no studying on Tuesday or Saturday.