IMMIGRATION 5. Consider the following tabulation of average earnings of native-born Canadians and two cohorts of immigrants. Group Native born Immigrants, 1996-2000 Year of Observation 2000 2005 $40000 $41000 $32000 $36000 $38000 $39000 Immigrants, 1991-1995 Use the data to provide a description of the immigrant assimilation profile (entry effects and assimilation rates).

An analysis of monthly wages paid to the workers of two firms A aid B belonging to the same industry gives the following results: Firm A Firnı B 500 600 Number of workers 186-00 175-00 Average daily wage Variance of distribution of wages (i) Wlich firm, A or B, has a larger wage bill ? (ii) In which firm, A or B, is there greater variavility in individual wages ? (iii) Calculate (a) the average daily wage, and (b) the variance of the distibution of wages of all the workers in the firnis A and B taken together. 81 100

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Below is a chart showing the Labor Force Participation rate for 15-64 year olds in the U.S. vs. Japan (called the 'Activity Rate' in the OECD data). Based on this chart, answer the questions below: FRED Actvity hate Aged 158 AN Persans r the thot Stanos Actvity RateAged 15 AN Persans for Apar 22 2002 2004 2006 010 2012 20 Sdng areas ndicale US recessioHIS Source Orgazation for Economc Co operaion and Develpment med souisled.org a) How could these trends in thé US & Japanese Labor Force Participation (LFP) rates impact per capita real GDP growth rates in their respective countries (i.e. in the U.S & in Japan)? Are there any factors which could mitigate the impact of these LFP trends on growth? b) What factors are likely to impact the trends in U.S. and Japanese LFP in the next year? Over the next 10 years?

The following figure shows the relationship between employment and monthly salary in the periods 1968 to 1984. Copytight o Moraw Educaton. Permsson required for reproduction or dispiay. Employment Monthly Salary ($) 250,000 4,500 230,000 4,000 210,000 190,000 3,500 170,000 150,000 3,000 130,000 2,500 110,000 Wage 90,000 2,000 70,000 Employment 50,000 1,500 1968 1970 1972 1974 1976 1978 1980 1982 1984 Using the labour supply - labour demand model, how can you rationalize the comovement between employment and wage in the period 1968-1976 The labour demand curve shifts to the left There is no way to rationalize the data The labour demand curve shifts to the right The labour supply curve shifts to the right The labour supply curve shifts to the left

The data in the table characterizes the income distribution for a country. What percentage of the total population is categorized as belonging to the second quintile? Give your responses as whole numbers. Income category Share of income (%) Cumulative share of income (%) first quintile 7.0 --- second quintile 9.0 16.0 third quintile --- 35.0 fourth quintile 25.0 --- fifth quintile 40.0 --- percentage of population in second quintile:   % What percentage of the total income for the country is earned by the third quintile? percentage earned by the third quintile:   % What is the cumulative share of income earned by the poorest 80% of the population? percentage earned by the poorest 80%:   %

Pls help with below homework. Explain the gender stratification results and its relation with education , occupation , earnings ,and criminal activity. Give specific real life examples to clear the concept.

How do you determine the unemplyment rate of 9% is there a formula?

Please no written by hand solutions You need to hire some new employees to staff your startup venture. You know that potential employees are distributed throughout the population as follows, but you can't distinguish among them: Employee ValueProbability$55,0000.1$64,0000.1$73,0000.1$82,0000.1$91,0000.1$100,0000.1$109,0000.1$118,0000.1$127,0000.1$136,0000.1 The expected value of hiring one employee is ? Suppose you set the salary of the position equal to the expected value of an employee. Assume that employees will not work for a salary below their employee value. The expected value of an employee who would apply for the position, at this salary, is ? Given this adverse selection, your most reasonable salary offer (that ensures you do not lose money) is ? .

Real Wage Number of Workers Demanded Labor Force Participation Rate 60  120,000,000 30% 70  110,000,000 35% 80  100,000,000 40% 90  90,000,000 45% 100 80,000,000 50% 110  70,000,000 55% 120 60,000,000 60% 130 50,000,000 65% 140 40,000,000 70% 150 30,000,000 75% 160  20,000,000 80% 170    10,000,000 85% Ignore what happened in the previous question. The table above shows some pieces of information about the labor market condition in a country. It shows the number of workers demanded in the country at different levels of real wage. It also shows the labor force participation rates at those real wage levels. For example, if the real wage is 60, only 30% of the civilian population will participate in the labor force. If the real wage is 170, some 85% will participate in the labor force. The general price level in this country is P = 100. The civilian population in this country is 100 million persons. Assume that wages and prices are fully flexible upwards and…