In: Economics
If workers are mobile and well informed about the compensation packages available at different firms, the mandated provision of employment benefits (e.g., health insurance) will tend to
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 make all workers worse off.  | 
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 make all firms worse off.  | 
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 make workers worse off if the reduction in wages that is necessary for firms to provide the benefits exceed what workers are willing to pay for the benefits.  | 
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 make all workers better off.  | 
What should be the effect on labor supply of reducing marginal income tax rates while keeping the total taxes paid by a worker constant?
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 Hours supplied should go up if the substitution effect dominates the income effect.  | 
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 Hours supplied will go down,  | 
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 Hours supplied stay the same.  | 
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 Hours supplied should go up.  | 
Answer 1 ( c) make workers worse off if the reduction in wages that is necessary for firms to provide the benefits exceed what workers are willing to pay for the benefits.
Answer 2 (d) Hours supplied should go up