In the Two-Country Model of International Labor Mobility

question 28

Multiple Choice

In the two-country model of international labor mobility

• A) the long-run equilibrium assumes countries' policies place significant restrictions on migration.
• B) the long-run equilibrium assumes that desired migration exceeds actual migration.
• C) the long-run equilibrium assumes that actual migration exceeds desired migration.
• D) the long-run equilibrium is the result of a divergence of the real wages in the two countries.
• E) the long-run equilibrium assumes that desired and actual migration are equal.

Recognize the effects of technological advances on industry supply and equilibrium.

Describe the process and outcomes of general and partial equilibrium analysis.

Evaluate the impact of changes in consumer preferences on market dynamics and resource allocation.

Understand the implications of technological change on market efficiency and firm strategy.

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