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tuffie

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Potential labor problems for distribution centers may be the result of
 a. low pay and long hours.
  b. competition from nearby firms.
  c. the graying of America.
  d. awareness of these job opportunities.

Question 2

When a respondent tells an interviewer that his annual income last year was 50,000 because he is embarrassed to admit that it was 25,000, ____ has occurred.
 a. nonresponse error
  b. auspices bias
  c. interviewer cheating
  d. deliberate falsification



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

D



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