External Validity Refers to Whether the Manipulation of the Independent

question 37

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External validity refers to whether the manipulation of the independent variables or treatments actually caused the observed effects on the dependent variables.

Grasp how external market factors like the price of goods or technological advancements affect labor demand and supply.

Understand how migration affects labor supply curves in origin and destination countries.

Analyze the effects of wage changes on labor market equilibrium, including supply, demand, and wages.

Comprehend the impact of leisure opportunity cost on work decisions and labor supply.

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