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- a)How the following factors influence the present value of net benefits of migration. i) Transportation costs b) If the elasticity of demand for type Z workers is -0.5, then an increase of wage rate from $45 to $55 will cause the quantity demanded to fall by _____ percent. c) What is the difference between geographic labour mobility and occupational labour mobility?How is the market-compensating wage differential between safe jobs and risky jobs determined? Which type of job will offer a higher wage?A country with a strict immigration policy is now considering relaxing its policy to permit and encourage immigration in view of its growing aged population. How do the characteristics of immigrants influence the effects of immigration on the receiving country? What are the implications for the receiving country's government policy toward immigration?
- Within the primary labor market, there are two tiers. What are they?In labor markets, risk taking accounts for some income differences. True FalseIdentify a job you once held (or currently hold) andmake a list of all the ways that workers in this segmentof the labor market are being affected by the variousdimensions of economic restructuring: demographicchanges, globalization of the economy, and technological change. What does your list tell you abouthow social structure shapes people’s individual workexperiences?
- should employment be based on meritocracy, need, or affirmative action-type policies designed to bring about greater diversity?The individuals from which the selection can be done after apply all the recruitment strategies are called what? A. Labor force populationB. Recruiter populationC. Applicant poolD. Labor market