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    Question 2.5
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    Great Job again!
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     Before deciding your preferred one, let's first calculate payoffs you would have for each job offer.
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     <strong>Number 1: 1*(21-1)=20</strong>
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     <strong>Number 2: 5*(21-11)=50</strong>
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     <strong>Number 3: 7*(21-13)=56</strong>
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     <strong>Number 4: 8*(21-15)=48</strong>
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     <strong>Number 5: 10*(21-18)=30</strong>
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     Number 3 has the highest payoffs than any other.
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     In other words, getting job too early or too late might not bring you the highest payoff.
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     Also, do not afraid of not finding the job in the first few rounds. You still have many rounds to go.
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     You will proceed to the next page only after you answer the next question correctly.
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     Which one of the following reservation wage and sample size combo <strong>would you prefer</strong> if you do not have any Unemployment Insurance benefit?
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     <strong>The probability of getting the job offer with your current reservation wage, W and sample size, N is: 1-[1-(0.02*(11-W)]^N</strong>
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     <strong>Number 1: Reservation Wage at 1 Point and Sample Size at 5 in 1st round</strong>
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     <strong>Number 2: Reservation Wage at 4 Points and Sample Size at 4 in 2nd round</strong>
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     <strong>Number 3: Reservation Wage at 6 Points and Sample Size at 3 in 3rd round</strong>
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     <strong>Number 4: Reservation Wage at 8 Points and Sample Size at 2 in 4th round</strong>
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     <strong>Number 5: Reservation Wage at 10 Points and Sample Size at 1 in 5th round</strong>
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       Suppose you have just lost your job, and now you are looking for a new job. In this process, you should consider:
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                    <strong>The minimum wage you are willing to accept.</strong>
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                    How much effort you would put in looking for jobs. (<strong>How many jobs you will look for.</strong>)
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        You will be able to look for jobs for 20 rounds.
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                    If you fail to find a job in one round, you move to the next.
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                    <strong>Once you find the job, the job search will end.</strong>
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                            <strong>Your earnings from new job equals to the wage rate multiplied by the rest of rounds (including the current round)</strong>.
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            Let us think about what you have when looking for jobs:
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                    You have some money in your account that you borrow from others. <strong>(You have to return them after finishing job search)</strong>
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                    Looking for jobs has a cost, and the cost depends on how many jobs you are looking for.
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                    You may have Unemployment Insurance benefit for a period of time, and the amount and duration will vary.
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                            However,<strong>you won't have Unemployment Insurance anymore if you find a new job</strong>.
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        Finally, your earned points will be converted into U.S. dollars and rounded into integer <strong>(10 points = 1 dollar)</strong>.
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        Any negative point will be converted into <strong>0</strong> finally.
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                    <th style="width: 22%; text-align: center;">Number of Jobs</th>
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                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">1</td>
                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">2</td>
                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">3</td>
                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">4</td>
                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">5</td>
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                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">2 points</td>
                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">5 points</td>
                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">10 points</td>
                    <td style="width: 13%; text-align: center;">18 points</td>
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