Chapter 1 Introduction to Labor Economics
1) Which is not a decision made by potential workers in the United States?
A) deciding whether or not to participate in the labor force
B) determining how to divide one's time between work and leisure
C) choosing how much to produce to maximize firm profit
D) choosing how much education to receive
E) deciding which occupation to pursue
Answer: C
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Topic: The Actors in the Labor Market
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2) Which of the following is not a leading actor in labor markets?
A) consumers
B) firms
C) workers
D) government
E) unions
Answer: A
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3) The labor demand curve shows how many workers the firm is willing to hire
A) at any particular time.
B) at a particular amount of labor supplied.
C) at any given wage.
D) into high-skill jobs.
E) when demand for the firm's output is low.
Answer: C
Difficulty: 1 Easy
Topic: The Actors in the Labor Market
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