Exam 17: Labor and Other Resources

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(Figure: Labor in a Competitive Market 0) (Figure: Labor in a Competitive Market 0)   ​ Using the information in the figure, the firm would hire: ​ Using the information in the figure, the firm would hire:

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The demand for labor is _____ in monopolistic competitive, oligopoly, and monopoly markets.

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_____ is the negotiation of wages, benefits, and working conditions between an employer and a labor union.

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(Figure: Supply and Demand for Labor in a Competitive Market 3) Describe supply and demand in a competitive labor market. In the figure, the firm will hire workers up to which point? Which workers would not be profitable to hire and why? (Figure: Supply and Demand for Labor in a Competitive Market 3) Describe supply and demand in a competitive labor market. In the figure, the firm will hire workers up to which point? Which workers would not be profitable to hire and why?

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_____ is the additional revenue from an additional unit of labor, holding the amount of physical capital and other inputs fixed.

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_____ is the monetary payment for labor, which excludes the cost and value of benefits.

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_____ demand is demand for a resource that depends on the demand for the final product.

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Lorenzo accepts his employer's offer of the opportunity to work overtime at a substantial increase in wages. This is an example of the _____ effect on the labor supply.

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A higher _____ will increase the opportunity cost of leisure.

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Wei sells sandwiches for $10 each in a competitive product market. The marginal physical product for the third worker is eight. The marginal revenue product of the third worker is:

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In a competitive labor market, generally a firm can hire as many workers as needed:

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Does the use of more capital and new technology increase or decrease the use of labor? Explain your answer.

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Jake, owner of a steel plant in a rural area, employs over 90% of the workers in the area. This is an example of:

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_____ when the mix of capital and labor produces output at the lowest cost.

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When the marginal product per dollar spent on every input is the same, costs are:

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Today, most unionized workers have _____ jobs.

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The marginal revenue product for labor (MRPL) is the _____ for labor.

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The _____ states that the costs of producing a given level of output are minimized when the marginal physical product per dollar that is spent on every input is equalized.

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Labor union workers have _____ average earnings than nonunion workers, which results in a _____ quantity demanded of union labor.

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Discuss unions from the perspective of the workers, employers, and society.

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