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... production function shifted upward and the marginal product of labor increased . If the quantity of labor employed in 1992 had been the same as in 1960 ( 136 billion hours ) , the real wage rate would have been $ 18.02 per hour .
... production function shifted upward and the marginal product of labor increased . If the quantity of labor employed in 1992 had been the same as in 1960 ( 136 billion hours ) , the real wage rate would have been $ 18.02 per hour .
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The top marginal rate will rise to 36 % from 31 % for couples making more than $ 140,000 in taxable income ( $ 115,000 for individuals ) , and to 39.6 % for those making more than $ 250,000 annually .... Middle - class Americans will ...
The top marginal rate will rise to 36 % from 31 % for couples making more than $ 140,000 in taxable income ( $ 115,000 for individuals ) , and to 39.6 % for those making more than $ 250,000 annually .... Middle - class Americans will ...
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... 339 , 344 indivisible , 357 marginal product of , 338 supply of , 347–349 Labor force , 107 aggregate supply and , 169 Labor force participation rate , 348 , 348-349 Labor market in recession , 402-403 wages and .
... 339 , 344 indivisible , 357 marginal product of , 338 supply of , 347–349 Labor force , 107 aggregate supply and , 169 Labor force participation rate , 348 , 348-349 Labor market in recession , 402-403 wages and .
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