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Which of the following measures the change in the hours of work that occurs when there is a change in income,other things equal?
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In a mixed economy,governments may intervene in markets in which of the following ways?
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-If demand and supply are DD and SS and demand increases to D1D1,the new equilibrium rent and quantity (number of units in thousands)are

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A firm increases the number of workers it hires from 50 to 52,and as a result,output increases from 100 to 110.Each of the additional units of output can be sold for $2.What is the marginal revenue product of the 52nd worker?
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In a market economy,if the market supply of a product decreases relative to its demand,the product's price will
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-If each unit of output is sold for $2,the marginal revenue product of the 6th worker is

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Which of the following individuals lose as a result of an effective minimum wage law?
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The quantity of housing demanded does not change when prices increase because people have to live somewherE.
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Which of the following is true of the first U.S.minimum wage?
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The 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act created the first U.S.rent control law.
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The Following Questions Refer to the table below.
-The marginal product of the first worker is

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The Following Questions Refer to the graph below.
-If rent is controlled at $900,the quantity of rental housing supplied will be

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If the supply of labor curve is positively sloped,the substitution effect is dominating.
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A change in the hours of work that occurs in response to a wage change,other things equal,is known as the
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-A minimum wage set at $4 would result in a shortage of

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-If rent is controlled at $900,the quantity of rental housing demanded will be

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