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Micro/Macro THINKING
Gig Economy
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Toby Landes (GRK7)
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Cards (10)
What is one microeconomic impact of flexible work hours for individuals in the gig economy?
It
increases
worker
flexibility.
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How do lower costs for businesses manifest in the gig economy?
Businesses can save on
benefits
and other
fixed costs
associated with
full-time
employees.
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What effect does the gig economy have on competition among workers?
It can
intensify competition
as workers from various
geographical regions
can offer their
services.
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What is a significant insecurity faced by gig workers?
They often lack
job security
and
benefits
associated with traditional
employment.
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How does the gig economy increase consumer choice?
It offers an
increased
variety of
services
provided by
gig workers.
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What is one macroeconomic impact of the gig economy related to unemployment rates?
It can potentially
lower
unemployment rates.
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How might the gig economy impact wage growth?
It could put
downward
pressure on wages, particularly in industries with a
high
concentration of gig workers.
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What challenge do governments face regarding tax collection from gig workers?
They may find it harder to collect taxes due to the
informal
nature of many gig economy
jobs.
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In what way can the gig economy boost economic activity?
By
facilitating transactions
that may
not
have otherwise
taken
place.
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What potential change in labour market dynamics could result from the rise of the gig economy?
It may lead to greater
income inequality.
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