The Principal Argument Against Comparable Worth Is That

question 51

Multiple Choice

The principal argument against comparable worth is that:

• A)men and women differ largely in terms of their productivities.
• B)market does not function correctly and leads to inefficient allocation of resources.
• C)market allocates scarce resources to their most highly valued uses in the most efficient manner.
• D)demand and supply do not allocate workers to where they are needed the most.
• E)legislation by the government are often appropriate as it processes all the available information correctly.

Identify operation techniques for modifying page elements and layout (e.g., page breaks, alignment).

Understand methods for aligning and formatting text within documents.

Recognize procedures for customizing bullets, lists, and outlines.

Comprehend strategies for formatting and manipulating tables (e.g., shading, deletion, sorting).

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Definitions:

Monetary Exchange

The process by which goods and services are bought and sold using money as a medium of exchange.

Likely

A term used to describe something that has a good chance of happening or being the case.

Direct Exchange

The process of trading goods or services directly for other goods or services without using a medium of exchange, such as money.

Goods And Services

The products and activities that satisfy human wants or needs, goods being tangible items and services being intangible.