Exam 16: The Demand for Resources
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Wayne's Jacket Shop sells Wayne's jackets for $20 each. Wayne finds that when he hires different numbers of workers, the corresponding total revenues are as shown in the table. What is the marginal revenue product of the third worker?

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Holding revenues constant, cost minimization by firms is equivalent to
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The demand for computers is derived from the demand for the capital resources that are used to produce computers.
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The table gives marginal product data for resources a and b. The output of these independent resources sells in a purely competitive market at $1 per unit. Assuming the prices of resources a and b are $5 and $8 respectively, what is the profit-maximizing combination of resources?

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A firm's demand schedule for a resource is the firm's marginal product schedule for the resource.
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Assume that a restaurant is hiring labor in an amount such that the MRC of the last worker is $14 and her MRP is $10. On the basis of this information, we can say that
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Refer to the graph. Other things equal, a decrease in the price of a substitute resource would cause a

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Refer to the graph. Other things equal, an increase in the price of substitute resource would cause a

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The fact that monopoly and monopsony exist in resource markets means that
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Other things equal, the relationship between the relative importance of a given type of labor in a firm's total costs and the elasticity of demand for that labor is such that the
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Under pure competition, the market price of an output is $3. The output schedule of a firm using input X is listed in the table. If the price of input X is $12, how many units of input X will the firm employ to maximize profits? 

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An increase in the price of capital will reduce the demand for labor if capital and labor are complementary resources.
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From 2016 to 2026, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects that there will be a fall in demand for
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The demand for a resource will shift left if the price of a substitute resource decreases.
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Refer to the table. Assume that the quantities of other resources employed by the firm remain constant. How many units of resource Y would the firm employ at a price of $50 per unit of Y?

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A firm is hiring resources X, Y, and Z in the profit-maximizing amounts when
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Refer to the given data. For the $16 to $14 range of wage rates, labor demand is

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