Exam 13: Factor Markets: With Emphasis on the Labor Market
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Consider two related labor markets, C and D. Suppose that wages in labor market D fall. Which of the following is the most likely cause of falling wages in labor market D?
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The factor demand curve shifts leftward as a result of
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For a given firm, marginal factor cost is the same dollar amount no matter what quantity of a factor it purchases. This firm is a
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Exhibit 26-2
Refer to Exhibit 26-2. What factor quantity should the firm purchase?

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The elasticity of demand for labor is 2.16. It follows that if the
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The additional revenue generated by a firm by hiring one more unit of a factor of production is the
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A firm obeys the least-cost rule for factors X and Y by equating
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Exhibit 26-1
Refer to Exhibit 26-1. The data show that marginal revenue is __________ price, thus we are dealing with a(n)__________ competitive firm.

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The term "derived demand" refers to the idea that a change in the
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Which of the following is the most likely cause of a shift of the supply of labor curve in labor market A?
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The nonmoney benefits a person may receive in a job are sometimes referred to by economists as
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Most economists believe that the supply curve of labor in the aggregate is extremely elastic.
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The demand for factors (which arises from the demand for the products that the factors help produce)is called a(n)__________ demand.
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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 a factor price taker, the demand for labor curve is horizontal at the going market wage.
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