[See Steps] Worker mobility. Professor Proton is a physicist in a large metropolitan city in the United States. He earns $100,000/yr and plans on working
Question: Worker mobility. Professor Proton is a physicist in a large metropolitan city in the United States. He earns $100,000/yr and plans on working three more years and then retiring. A remote, rural college town in the state in which he resides is in desperate need of a professor and offers Professor Proton the job. If Professor Proton moves, he will still only work for three years (thereby not adjusting his retirement plans). He would incur $15,000 in psychic costs if he moves due to the disutility he experiences from moving to such a remote location. The professor's discount rate is 5%. What is the minimum annual salary that the remote town must pay Dr. Proton per year for him to accept its job offer?
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