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By the second birthday, a child's arms have grown longer than his legs. This is an example of
Efficiency Wage
A higher-than-market wage that a firm pays to increase worker productivity and reduce turnover.
Penalize Shirking
Involves imposing consequences on employees or agents who reduce their effort or productivity, often seen in economic models of labor markets.
Efficiency Wage
A higher-than-market wage paid by employers to increase productivity and efficiency among workers by motivating them and reducing turnover.
Market-clearing Wage
The pay rate where the amount of labor offered matches the amount of labor required.
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