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Kathryn Spears
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An efficiency wage is:

A) above the equilibrium wage and is paid to provide workers with an incentive to increase productivity.
B) efficient because it is exactly equal to the wage rate implied by the marginal productivity theory.
C) determined by collective bargaining between unions and management.
D) equal to the value of the marginal product of labor adjusted so as to make the structure of compensation more equitable.

Efficiency Wage

A theory suggesting that paying workers a higher wage than the market equilibrium wage can lead to increased productivity and efficiency.

Equilibrium Wage

The salary level where the demand for labor from employers matches the supply of labor from workers.

Productivity

A measure of the efficiency of production, often quantified as the ratio of outputs to inputs in a production process.

  • Dissect the elements contributing to wage differentials, such as compensating differentials and the incentive of efficiency wages.
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