11. After a te-achers' union in Wisconsin was dissolved, average salaries decreased by nearly 596. This statewide decrease in wages will cause some workers to switch industries. However, local teacher supply curves will dictate which school districts will see the most individuals leave the teaching profession. From the labor supply elasticities below, which of the following markets will have the largest reduction in quantity of teacher labor supplied? a. 0.98 b. 2.33 c. 1.?8 d. 0.04 e. 0.91 13. States often use school hance reforms to equalize the level of per-pupil spending across various schools in- the same state. Assume a state figured out a way to redistribute resources so that all school districts spend the exact same dollar amount peristudent. True or false: Schools across the state should produce largely similar results in quantiable measurernents of school quality i(graduation rates, test scores, and college placement}. 14. The student-teacher ratio at CA. Johnson high school is currently 27:1, and there are 1,161 students currently attending. Assume a new housing development under construction will increase enrollment by 323 students. What is the minimum number of new teachers the school must hire for the future student-teacher ratio to be less than or equal to 21:1? Round up to the nearest whole number. a. 8. b. 55 c. 17 d. 12 e. 43 15. Following from question 14. Before the housing development, the school spends a total sum of $2,365,000 on teacher salaries for a school year. if average teacher salary does not change, what is the percentage increase in total salary spending, after the number of new teachers you chose for it? are hired? Round to two decimal spaces. a. 47.37% b. 125.10% c. 18.25% d. 9.99% e. 27.90%