Exam 27: Factor Markets: With Emphasis on the Labor Market
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The market demand curve for labor is the horizontal summation of the firms' demand curves (MRP curves)for labor.
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For wage rates to be the same in various labor markets,four conditions must exist: (1)demand for every type of labor must be __________; (2)no special __________ aspects to any job; (3)all labor is ultimately __________ and can __________ be trained for different types of employment; and (4)all labor is mobile at __________.
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Exhibit 27-l
-Refer to Exhibit 27-1.For this firm,the demand curve for factor X is

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When a firm decides whether or not to relocate its production to another country,they must consider both the pay of the workers and the marginal productivity of the workers.
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Exhibit 27-l
-Refer to Exhibit 27-l.What dollar value goes in blank (B)?

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Which of the following can change the wage rate in labor market A?
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Exhibit 27-5
-Refer to Exhibit 27-5.The marginal revenue product of the fifth unit of labor is

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For a factor price taker,the demand for labor curve is horizontal at the going market wage.
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Exhibit 27-8
-Refer to Exhibit 27-8.The dollar amounts that go in blanks (C)and (D)are,respectively,

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For a given labor market,an increase in the MPP of labor will shift the demand curve for labor rightward.
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A firm will maximize its profits by hiring factors up to the point at which
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Which of the following will cause a firm's factor demand curve to shift to the left?
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A perfectly competitive firm will maximize its profits by hiring factors up to the point at which
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Which of the following assumptions is not likely to be met in the real world?
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Exhibit 27-6
-Refer to Exhibit 27-6.Let AA represent the value marginal product curve of an oligopolist.Which of the following could represent his marginal revenue product curve?

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