By mid-century, American workers benefited by state regulations providing for
a. a minimum wage in manufacturing.
b. pensions for long-term employees.
c. a ten-hour upper limit on the work day.
d. periodic breaks for workers during the work day.
e. All of the above.
Question 2
If the government-imposed price of corn is greater than the market price,
a. the quantity of corn supplied will exceed the quantity of corn demanded.
b. the quantity of corn supplied will be less than the quantity of corn demanded.
c. the demand curve for corn will increase.
d. the supply curve for corn will increase.
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