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PHS2123 Test 3: Labor Mobility Type (2)
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PHS2123 Test 3: Labor Mobility Type (2)

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What characterizes 'Labor Mobility Type (2)' in the context of labor mobility?

  • A worker remains in the same occupation but moves to a different location.
  • A worker changes occupations within the same location.
  • A worker changes location without changing their occupation. (correct)
  • A worker changes both their occupation and location.

    • In 'Labor Mobility Type (2)', what does a worker specifically NOT change?

  • Occupation
  • Location (correct)
  • Occupation and location
  • Employer

    • Which statement accurately describes Labor Mobility Type (2)?

  • A worker always changes their occupation when changing location.
  • A worker primarily changes their occupation when changing location.
  • A worker never changes their occupation when changing location. (correct)
  • A worker rarely changes their occupation when changing location.

    • What distinguishes Labor Mobility Type (2) from other types in the context of labor mobility?

    <p>Staying in the same occupation but moving to a different location</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When immigrants and native workers are considered perfect complements in the labor market, what is their relationship based on?

    <p>They have similar skill levels and perform identical tasks.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which scenario aligns with Labor Mobility Type (2)?

    <p>A worker keeps the same job position but shifts to a different city.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In a labor market where immigrants and native workers are considered perfect complements, what type of tasks are they likely to perform?

    <p>Generalized tasks that can be easily interchanged.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the fundamental assumption about the skill levels of immigrants and native workers when they are perfect complements in the labor market?

    <p>They possess identical skill levels and perform interchangeable tasks.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In a labor market context, what defines the relationship between immigrants and native workers when they are regarded as perfect complements?

    <p>They share equivalent skills and engage in interchangeable roles.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do perfect complements like immigrants and native workers impact the labor market when they have different skill levels?

    <p>They create inefficiencies as they cannot substitute for one another.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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