a. The International Lady Garment Workers runs
"Buy-American" ads as a way of increasing the earnings
of their members.
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b. College professors teach pretty much as they did
50 years ago, yet are paid vastly more than they made
then.
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c. In order to become a barber in some states,
people must attend a year of school. Barbers tend to
earn more in such states than in states with fewer
entry restrictions.
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d. Some lawyers earn much more than others who have
the same specialties, education, and years of
experience.
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e. Many sorts of construction work are risky in the
sense that the work is not steady and periods of
unemployment are common. These sorts of jobs often pay
higher wages than similar work that is more stable.
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f. Unskilled labor in a Chinese factory is paid
much less than unskilled labor in an American factory.
Yet the average production per man-hour may be little
different.
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