Multiple Choice
The market demand for labor is obtained by
A) multiplying the quantity of labor demanded by a single firm at every wage rate by the number of firms minus 1.
B) summing the prices firms are willing to pay for each quantity of labor.
C) multiplying the quantities of labor demanded by each firm at each wage rate.
D) summing the quantities of labor demanded by each firm at each wage rate.
E) dividing the quantities of labor demanded by each firm at each wage rate.
Correct Answer:
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