Exam 19: Factor Markets and the Distribution of Income
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There will be an increase in factor demand because of a(n)_____ in the price of the _____.
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The demand for factors of production is called a derived demand because it is:
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Figure: The Demand for Bricklayers
-(Figure: The Demand for Bricklayers)Use Figure: The Demand for Bricklayers.If the equilibrium market wage for bricklayers falls from $110 to $100,the _____ bricklayers will _____.

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According to the efficiency wage model,efficiency wages do NOT:
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The amount by which an additional unit of a factor increases a firm's total _____ during a period is the _____.
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Labor with a particular skill level and training is used in only two industries: grape cultivation and cranberry cultivation.Which occurrence is likely to cause an INCREASE in the demand for this type of labor?
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A change in the wage rate will shift the supply curve in the market for labor.
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When each factor is paid an amount equal to the value of the marginal product of the last unit of that factor employed in the factor market as a whole,this is:
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An increase in the demand for autoworkers would NOT come about because of a(n):
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One reason that wage discrimination based on gender or ethnicity can continue is:
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-(Table: Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand)Use Table: Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand.In the table,the total product of labor is shown for the hourly production of power cords.Assume that the market for power cords is perfectly competitive.If the price of a power cord is $2 and the market wage rate is $20 per hour,the profit-maximizing quantity of labor is _____ workers.

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A shift in demand for a given factor of production will NOT occur if:
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Liyun owns a small flower shop,and the industry is perfectly competitive.She is considering whether to hire an additional worker.The wage rate for the worker is $500 per week;the marginal product of the additional worker would be 100 units per week;and the price of the units is $10 each.Liyun should:
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In terms of contribution to total U.S.income,the factor of production that receives the SMALLEST share is:
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According to the marginal productivity theory of income distribution,in a competitive economy each factor of production is paid its equilibrium value of the marginal product.
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Median earnings in the U.S.labor market are highest for White men,followed by African-Americans,followed by women (regardless of ethnicity),and then Hispanics.
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(Scenario: The Decision to Hire Labor)Use Scenario: The Decision to Hire Labor.How many workers will this perfectly competitive,profit-maximizing firm choose to hire if the equilibrium wage is $30? Scenario: The Decision to Hire Labor
Assume that both the product market and the labor market are perfectly competitive.The price of this firm's product is $5.The firm's total product with respect to labor is given in the table that follows. 

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In markets for goods and services,households demand goods and services and firms supply goods and services.
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