The Supply of Labor Is Not Very Internationally Mobile, in Part

question 136

Multiple Choice

The supply of labor is not very internationally mobile, in part because people in different countries speak different languages. If everyone learned the same language, worker mobility would increase and:

• A) the supply of labor in each country would become more inelastic.
• B) the deadweight loss of a given tax on labor would decrease.
• C) the demand for labor in each country would become more elastic.
• D) governments would not be able to raise as much revenue through taxes on labor.

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Definitions:

Compound Return

The process by which an investment grows over time as earnings from both the principal and the accumulated earnings from preceding periods.

Standard Deviation

A measure of the amount of variation or dispersion of a set of values, used in statistics and finance to assess the volatility of an investment.

Investment

The allocation of resources, usually money, in order to generate income or profit.

Financial Markets

Marketplaces where buyers and sellers engage in trading of financial assets such as stocks, bonds, derivatives, and currencies.