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A) the equilibrium price will fall and the equilibrium quantity will fall.
B) both the equilibrium price and quantity will rise.
C) the equilibrium price will rise and the equilibrium quantity will decrease.
D) the equilibrium price will rise, while the change to equilibrium quantity is indeterminate.
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A) minimum wages
B) price floors
C) price ceilings
D) living wage laws
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A) a decrease in labor productivity
B) a decrease in demand for the firm's product
C) an increase in the wage rate
D) a decrease in the firm's product price
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A) $8; 15
B) $10; 17
C) $12; 9
D) $12; 10
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A) the recession
B) new technologies
C) the rise of global markets
D) inflation
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A) price ceiling
B) financial investment
C) rate of return
D) price floor
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A) a decrease in non-wage income
B) an increase in the working-age population
C) an increase in labor productivity
D) an increase in immigration
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A) high-skill labor
B) lower wage
C) technology
D) market
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A) a decline in college tuition.
B) a sharp increase in the demand for and construction of wood-frame homes.
C) an increase in the supply of lumberjacks.
D) an end to government regulations that limit timber harvesting in national forests.
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A) technology
B) low-skill labor
C) market
D) lower wage
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A) $900 billion
B) $90 billion
C) $900 million
D) $90 million
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A) quantity demanded plus quantity supplied) /2.
B) the quantity supplied at that price.
C) the quantity supplied minus the quantity demanded.
D) the quantity demanded at that price.
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A) Both the leftward shift in the labor demand curve and the higher minimum wage will lead to an increase in the unemployment rate.
B) Low income workers will be better able to survive the recession at the new, higher wage rate.
C) More people will be hired at the higher wage rate offsetting the effects of the recession.
D) The higher wage will increase the supply of labor offsetting the effects of the recession.
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A) the quantity demanded at that price.
B) the quantity supplied minus the quantity demanded.
C) the quantity supplied at that price.
D) quantity demanded plus quantity supplied) /2.
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A) There is an increase in the cost of producing steel, which shifts the supply curve of steel to the right, thereby increasing the price of steel.
B) There is an increase in the cost of producing steel, which shifts the supply curve of steel to the left, thereby increasing the price of steel.
C) There is a decrease in the cost of producing steel, which shifts the supply curve of steel to the left, thereby increasing the price of steel.
D) The increase in wage costs will shift the demand curve for steel to the left, increasing the cost of steel.
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