Minimum-Wage Laws

question 27

Multiple Choice

Minimum-wage laws

• A)create frictional unemployment,while firms paying wages above equilibrium to reduce worker turnover creates structural unemployment.
• B)create structural unemployment,while firms paying wages above equilibrium to reduce worker turnover creates frictional unemployment.
• C)and firms paying wages above equilibrium to reduce worker turnover both create structural unemployment.
• D)and firms paying wages above equilibrium to reduce worker turnover both create frictional unemployment.

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Definitions:

Physical Reactions

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Blocked

Prevented from progressing or moving forward, often referring to an impediment in a process or pathway.

Thwarted

Refers to being prevented from accomplishing something or obstructed in achieving an objective.

Goal

An aim or desired outcome that a person or a group of people envision, plan, and commit to achieve.