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nevelica

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Efficiency wages paid to workers:
 
  A) equal the lowest pay that workers would accept.
  B) are wages above the lowest pay that workers would accept.
  C) equal the marginal revenue product of the workers.
  D) are wages adjusted for changes in the price level.

Question 2

Should you type your own term paper or hire a specialist to do it for you? Your comparative advantage as a typist increases as you
 
  A) find you have completed all your studying.
  B) get laid off from your job working afternoons at the gas station.
  C) improve your skills as a typist.
  D) encounter any of the above changes in your situation.



AngeliqueG

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D



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