A) Long-term jobs also require general human capital.
B) Some workers' real earnings decline over time.
C) Firm-specific human capital only partially explains the level of a worker's output.
D) Workers only acquire firm-specific human capital for the first few weeks of a job.
E) Only high-ability workers are able to acquire firm-specific human capital.
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A) W accepts authority when his behavior is determined by B's decisions.
B) B has formal authority if he has the right to veto a proposal and implement his own plans.
C) B has real authority if he has the right to fire W.
D) W enters into an employment contract with B when W agrees to accept the authority of B and B agrees to pay W a stated wage.
E) W can choose whether or not to accept an employment contract.
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A) asymmetric ignorance about workers' true abilities
B) incentive problems
C) hierarchical management structures
D) tournament schemes
E) efficiency wages
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A) internal labor market;external labor market;by which scarce resources are allocated
B) internal labor market;external labor market;by which workers are recruited
C) internal labor market;external labor market;by which the market is organized
D) external labor market;internal labor market;by which scarce resources are allocated
E) external labor market;internal labor market;by which workers are recruited
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A) an implicit contract
B) a relational contract
C) the Peter principle
D) an explicit contract
E) a Pareto optimal contract
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A) A relational contract has unenforceable elements.
B) A relational contract must be self-enforcing in order to be effective.
C) In order to work,a relational contract must have long-term benefits of adhering to the contract that are greater than the short-term gains of breaking the contract.
D) A relational contract is based on reputation.
E) A relational contract includes only verifiable information.
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A) residual control rights
B) formal authority
C) real authority
D) the buy decision
E) the make-or-buy decision
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A) where the internal labor market comes in contact with the external labor market.
B) where manufactured products enter and leave a firm.
C) respectively,the wages workers take in and the output they produce.
D) respectively,the output workers produce and the wages they take in.
E) the methods by which inputs are received by a firm and output is delivered by a
Firm.
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A) A textbook maker decides whether to rent an office building or buy an office building.
B) A shoe salesman decides whether to work at a department store or a local shoe store.
C) A mother decides whether to babysit her own children or send her children to daycare.
D) A scientist decides whether to hire a new research assistant or give the research assistant he already has employed more work.
E) A teacher decides whether to teach first or second grade.
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A) The organization has a distinct and stable hierarchy of jobs.
B) Wages are attached to jobs rather than the workers who fill those jobs.
C) The workers' actions are determined by a price and wage system.
D) Workers have lengthy careers at the firm along a job ladder where promotions
Are often the result of seniority rather than performance.
E) The internal labor market is attached to the external labor market through ports
Of entry and exit.
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A) in order to improve or retain its reputation among potential workers
B) in order to reap immediate rewards
C) in order to induce workers to make costly effort
D) in order to reap future benefits
E) in order to attract high-quality workers
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