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Economics, 6/e
Stephen L. Slavin

Labor Markets And Wage Rates

Chapter 29 - Labor Markets and Wage Rates



1

The wage rate is set by and .
2

The current minimum hourly wage is $ .
3

The reason the labor supply curve is backward bending is that the effect overcomes the effect.
4

The theory of the labor market explains why some jobs pay very well and offer a chance for advancement, while other jobs pay very poorly and offer no chance for advancement.
5

The difference between what you are paid and the pay you would be willing to accept is your .
6

Over a period of time when there is inflation, the money you are paid is your wage rate, while what that money can buy is your wage rate.