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In the decades after the Civil War most streetcar companies In the decades after the Civil War,
most streetcar companies in the South discriminated against a class of citizens: smokers.
Customers who wanted to smoke had to ride in the back of the car. Around 1900, many
governments in the […]
In the United States it s legal to work for free In the United States, it’s legal to work for free: We
call this an “unpaid internship.” a. Why will college students take these zero-wage jobs when
they could get a minimum wage job instead? b. Which idea in this […]
One way that Jim Crow segregation laws operated was by One way that Jim Crow segregation
laws operated was by providing worse government schools for black students. This widened the
human capital gap between black workers and white workers (this human capital gap has
narrowed dramatically since the successes of […]
Let s apply the idea of compensating differentials to janitorial jobs Let’s apply the idea of
compensating differentials to janitorial jobs. Suppose there are two quite similar restaurants in
the same town, OrangeBee’s and the City Inn. Both have the same demand for janitorial labor.
But all the janitors in […]
Many restaurants are not 100 full all day long especially Many restaurants are not 100% full all
day long, especially in the late morning and during the afternoon. Economists call this “excess
capacity” and it is a characteristic result of monopolistic competition. What would restaurants
have to do in order […]
Why do you think chain restaurants like Chili s Applebee s and Why do you think chain
restaurants like Chili’s, Applebee’s, and TGI Fridays are always changing their
menus—introducing new appetizers, new entrees, and new cocktails? Are they all just trying to
find the perfect menu, or is there something […]
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