For 10 points, name these quantities, the amount of money paid to a worker for their labor.
A landmark 1993 paper by Alan Krueger found that these quantities tended to increase by at least 10% due to the use of computers. In one theory, as the "critical" form of these quantities increase, the exogenous separate rate increases, and the discount rate increases, and the NSC is met. In a hedonic model of these quantities, these quantities are set equal to a vector of characteristics multiplied by a mortality variable. The namesake "dispersion" of these quantities complicates the process of (*) matching in economic "search theory." According to the Shapiro-Stiglitz model, the "efficiency" type of these quantities are employed to prevent "shirking." A larger compensating differential is added to these quantities when the associated risk of completing a job becomes higher. For 10 points, name these quantities, the amount of money paid to a worker for their labor.
A landmark 1993 paper by Alan Krueger found that these quantities tended to increase by at least 10% due to the use of computers.
wages [prompt on prices; prompt on prices of labor] 