The false statement is C, as the quality of a good doesn't determine wages.
Wages are determined by the marginal revenue productivity that a job generates. Thus, the higher the income generated by a job position, the higher the worker's wages.
In other words, the salary is valued according to the production of each job.
People <span>on the home front used liberty bonds to support the World War I effort in that they essentially loaned the federal government money that could be spent on war supplies--with the promise that they would be paid back with interest. </span>
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Equity-efficiency tradeoff results when maximizing the productive efficiency of a market leads to a reduction in its equity—as in how equitably its wealth is distributed.
Very smooth surfaces such as glass mirrors and polished metals
