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go.lag

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Consider a law that limits women's access to certain dangerous occupations like coal mining and military combat service. Such a law would likely reduce women's wages because:
 a. women would be overqualified for non-dangerous jobs.
  b. labor supply in female-intensive occupations would increase.
  c. women would be less likely to obtain college degrees.
  d. comparable worth would no longer exist between men's and women's occupations.

Question 2

If aggregate output is falling, _____.
 a. federal budget deficit decreases
 b. tax revenue increases
 c. automatic stabilizers will tend to increase the size of the deficit
 d. automatic stabilizers will tend to decrease the size of the deficit
 e. transfer payments decrease as fewer people become eligible for public assistance



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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