Exam 18: Factor Markets and the Distribution of Income
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The fact that Tom Brady, the quarterback of the New England Patriots, is paid more than a high school football coach is an example of a wage disparity most likely caused by differences in ability and talent.
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In the United States just after the turn of the twenty-first century, 70% of total income, by far the largest share, took the form of:
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Labor with a particular skill level and training is used in only two industries: grape cultivation and cranberry cultivation. Which of the following is likely to cause an INCREASE in the demand for this type of labor?
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If the marginal product is _____, the value of marginal product must be _____.
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An important assumption underlying the marginal productivity theory of income distribution is that:
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Although improved technology can either increase or decrease the demand for a factor of production, the usual effect of technological progress is to reduce demand for labor, holding everything else constant.
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-(Table: Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand) In the figure Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand, the total product of labor is shown for the hourly production of power cords. Assume that the market for power cords is perfectly competitive. If the price of a power cord is $4 and the market wage rate is $80 per hour, the profit-maximizing quantity of labor is _____ worker(s).

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Factors of production are different from inputs in that factors of production:
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If the demand for orange juice increases, the derived demand for orange grove workers will decrease.
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Figure: The Demand for Bricklayers
-(Figure: The Demand for Bricklayers) Look at the figure The Demand for Bricklayers. The equilibrium market wage for bricklayers is $100. For a profit-maximizing firm at the equilibrium level of output, the VMPLbricklayers:

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-(Table: Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand) In the figure Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand, the total product of labor is shown for the hourly production of power cords. Assume that the market for power cords is perfectly competitive. The price of a power cord is $2, the market wage rate is $20 per hour, and eight workers are hired. Profit can be maximized by hiring _____ worker(s).

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The amount that an additional unit of a factor adds to a firm's total revenue is called the:
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-(Table: Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand) In the figure Value of the Marginal Product of Labor and Demand, the total product of labor is shown for the hourly production of power cords. Assume that the market for power cords is perfectly competitive. If the price of a power cord is $2 and the wage rate is $90 per hour, the profit-maximizing quantity of labor is _____ workers.

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The amount by which an additional unit of a factor increases a firm's _____ during a period is the _____.
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According to the marginal productivity theory of income distribution, if a unit of labor is paid more than a unit of capital, it is because at the equilibrium quantity of each factor, the value of the marginal product of labor is equal to the value of the marginal product of capital.
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The amount by which the use of an additional unit of a factor of production increases a firm's total revenue during a period is called the:
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In a perfectly competitive labor market, the equilibrium wage:
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