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Students should recognize the differences between numerical data from interval or ratio scales and non-numerical data from nominal or ordinal scales.
Income Disparities
The uneven distribution of income within a population, often leading to social and economic inequality.
Median Earnings
The middle value of earnings in a group, where half earn more and half earn less, often used as a standard of comparison.
Labor Market
The supply and demand for labor, where employers find employees and individuals find jobs.
Compensating Differentials
Variation in wages that arises to offset the desirability or undesirability of a job or the costs and benefits of working in different locations.
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