A Plaintiff Will Succeed Against Her Employer in a Disparate

question 83

Multiple Choice

A plaintiff will succeed against her employer in a disparate treatment case under Title VII if she can prove that:

• A)her employer does not pay her well.
• B)her workload is very high.
• C)her employer rarely approves her requests for leave of absence.
• D)her employer discriminates against her on the basis of race.

Understand the concept of elasticity in labor markets and its relevance to tax incidence and employer behavior.

Distinguish between different types of taxes (income, sales, excise) and their implications for taxpayers at various income levels.

Recognize the influence of taxes on labor market equilibrium, including employment levels and wage rates.

Understand the initial impact of a payroll tax on firms' costs and workers' take-home pay.

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