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© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
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SCENARIO
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
The factor distribution of income refers to how the total income of the economy is divided among labor, land, and capital. The factor distribution of income in the United States is similar to that of other advanced economies.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
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The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
1. In the United States, payments to labor account for: A) most of the economy’s total income. B) just less than half of the economy’s total income. C) about 25% of the economy’s total income. D) exactly half of the economy’s total income.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
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The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
2. To measure the “true” share of labor in the economy, the author suggests that we should consider: A) the compensation of employees. B) the compensation of employees plus part of proprietor’s income. C) the compensation of employees less part of proprietor’s income. D) the compensation of employees plus part of corporate profits.
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The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
1. In the United States, payments to labor account for: A) most of the economy’s total income. B) just less than half of the economy’s total income. C) about 25% of the economy’s total income. D) exactly half of the economy’s total income.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
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The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
3. Many economists believe that, in modern economies, the most important factor of production is: A) land. B) physical capital. C) human capital. D) money.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
6 of 58
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The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
3. Many economists believe that, in modern economies, the most important factor of production is: A) land. B) physical capital. C) human capital. D) money.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
4 of 58
chapter
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
2. To measure the “true” share of labor in the economy, the author suggests that we should consider: A) the compensation of employees. B) the compensation of employees plus part of proprietor’s income. C) the compensation of employees less part of proprietor’s income. D) the compensation of employees plus part of corporate profits.
chapter
SCENARIO
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
The factor distribution of income refers to how the total income of the economy is divided among labor, land, and capital. The factor distribution of income in the United States is similar to that of other advanced economies.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
3 of 58
chapter
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
1. In the United States, payments to labor account for: A) most of the economy’s total income. B) just less than half of the economy’s total income. C) about 25% of the economy’s total income. D) exactly half of the economy’s total income.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
5 of 58
chapter
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
2. To measure the “true” share of labor in the economy, the author suggests that we should consider: A) the compensation of employees. B) the compensation of employees plus part of proprietor’s income. C) the compensation of employees less part of proprietor’s income. D) the compensation of employees plus part of corporate profits.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
百度文库
2 of 58
chapter
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
1. In the United States, payments to labor account for: A) most of the economy’s total income. B) just less than half of the economy’s total income. C) about 25% of the economy’s total income. D) exactly half of the economy’s total income.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
7 of 58
chapter
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
3. Many economists believe that, in modern economies, the most important factor of production is: A) land. B) physical capital. C) human capital. D) money.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
6 of 58
chapter
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
3. Many economists believe that, in modern economies, the most important factor of production is: A) land. B) physical capital. C) human capital. D) money.
© 2007 Worth Publishers Economics Krugman • Wells
4 of 58
chapter
The Factor Distribution of Income in the United States
2. To measure the “true” share of labor in the economy, the author suggests that we should consider: A) the compensation of employees. B) the compensation of employees plus part of proprietor’s income. C) the compensation of employees less part of proprietor’s income. D) the compensation of employees plus part of corporate profits.