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renzo156

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Comparable worth is the principle that:
 a. goods and services priced the same have about the same worth.
  b. the wage rate equals the value of productivity.
  c. men and women should be paid comparably.
  d. employees who perform comparable jobs should be paid the same wage.

Question 2

If the deficit is increasing because of the effects of automatic stabilizers, _____.
 a. the budget is annual balanced
 b. the economy is contracting
 c. the annual deficit will approach zero
  d. the budget is cyclically balanced
 e. the economy is growing



Briannahope

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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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