45.
A
Increase in marginal income tax rate, will reduce disposable income and workers will work more to compensate it.
46.
D
It is the demand for the product that causes supply and workers are demanded to produce goods. So, it is a derived demand.
47.
B
More workers will join the labor market and labor supply increase.
48.
B
It is the preference and unpleasant nature of work that attract wage differentials.
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