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A) the superstar phenomenon.
B) the theory of efficiency wages.
C) compensating differentials.
D) differences in educational attainment.
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A) years of experience
B) a doctorate in economics
C) chalk
D) seminar courses the professor attends on effective teaching methods
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A) Joan has less human capital than Marcia.
B) Joan receives a compensating wage differential that Marcia does not.
C) Joan has been discriminated against because she is white.
D) Marcia has been discriminated against because she is black.
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A) it is possible to supply the good or service that the superstar produces at low cost to every customer.
B) some customers are willing and able to pay large sums of money to enjoy the good or service provided by the superstar.
C) the superstar has a natural monopoly on his or her good or service.
D) the superstar is willing to settle for a level of pay that is less than the value of his marginal product.
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A) supply of 3,000 workers.
B) demand of 7,000 workers.
C) supply of 4,000 workers.
D) supply of 7,000 workers.
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A) a compensating differential.
B) a wage adjustment.
C) an efficiency wage.
D) a minimum wage.
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A) no such differences are evident from the available data.
B) most of the differences are attributable to discrimination.
C) some of the wage differences are attributable to discrimination,but there is disagreement about how much.
D) none of the differences are attributable to discrimination.
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A) The employer will be just as efficient as a nondiscriminating employer.
B) The employer will face higher costs than firms that focus only on maximizing profits.
C) The employer will immediately go out of business because discrimination is illegal.
D) The employer will face union strikes.
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A) technology accounts for differences in incomes within all occupations.
B) technology makes it possible for the best producer to supply every customer at low cost.
C) technology that can limit access to the superstars is available.
D) only technologically-literate superstars can earn super incomes.
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A) streetcar firms.
B) government officials.
C) Sherman antitrust laws.
D) consumers.
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A) schooling itself does not lead to more productive workers.
B) chance plays more of a role than in the human-capital theory.
C) schooling enhances worker productivity.
D) compensating differentials do not matter.
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A) rise,and the wages of unskilled labor in Hapland will fall.
B) fall,and the wages of unskilled labor in Hapland will rise.
C) rise,and the wages of unskilled labor in Hapland will rise.
D) fall,and the wages of unskilled labor in Hapland will fall.
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