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The graph shows the demand for low-skilled labor (DLS), the demand for high-skilled labor (DHS), the supply of low-skilled labor (SLS), and the supply of high-skilled labor (SHS).

Assume that P1=$19.50, P2=$28.00, P3=$32.00, P4=$50.00, Q1=120, Q2=255, Q3=390, and Q4=525. What is the wage differential between low-skilled and high-skilled workers?

▸ $8.50

▸ $30.50

▸ $18.00

▸ $4.00

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Authors: Acemoglu, Laibson, List

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