A) private insurance contributions.
B) general revenues.
C) the income tax.
D) a payroll tax.
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A) Alaskan fishermen can work only part of the year, but deep-sea divers can work year round in Hawaii.
B) The amount of human capital needed to be a deep-sea diver must be greater than the amount of human capital necessary to be a fisherman in Alaska.
C) Alaskan fishermen must face discrimination that is not encountered by Hawaiian deep-sea divers.
D) Being a fisherman in Alaska must be more dangerous than being a deep-sea diver in Hawaii.
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A) $1,000
B) $3,000
C) $4,000
D) $12,000
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A) increases the welfare of all members of society.
B) will not take place absent government intervention as the market for charity, a private good, is imperfect.
C) would be agreed to by all members of society if they were risk-loving and contracting from the "original position."
D) helps those who, through no fault of their own, are unable to earn an adequate income.
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True/False
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A) in favor of abolishing the minimum wage.
B) in favor of an equal distribution of income.
C) against income redistribution.
D) in favor of income redistribution.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) A plastic surgeon must train for five more years than an internist and on average plastic surgeons earn 40% more per year than internists.
B) A bank hires both men and women who have just graduated from college. The women are assigned positions as bank tellers, and the men are assigned to the management training program.
C) It takes the same amount and type of training to be either a prison guard or a parole officer. Prison guards earn about 15% more than parole officers with the same amount of experience. About 3% of prison guards, but only 1% of parole officers, are injured on the job each year.
D) Bill was injured on the job and as a result of his injuries he can no longer work. He now qualifies for $1,000 a month in disability payments.
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True/False
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A) moves further down to the right; the shaded area increases
B) moves further up to the left; the shaded area decreases
C) moves further up to the left, rising above the 45 degree line; the shaded area increases
D) moves further down to the right; the shaded area decreases
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Multiple Choice
A) the most common way of representing the income distribution graphically.
B) a commonly used measure of the degree of inequality in an income distribution.
C) a commonly used measure of the degree of inequity in a property distribution.
D) the ratio of the percentage of total income received by the top 20% of families to the percentage of total income received by the bottom 20% of families.
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True/False
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A) state
B) federal
C) local
D) municipal
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True/False
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A) The Food Stamp program
B) The Earned Income Tax Credit
C) Medicaid
D) Medicare
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True/False
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A) in the United States in 1938.
B) in New Zealand in 1894.
C) in England in 1876.
D) in Germany in 1922.
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A) $667.
B) $2,000.
C) $6,000.
D) $12,000.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) rise; high
B) fall; low
C) rise; low
D) rise; either high or low
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