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    Other Things Equal,the Labor Demand Curve of a Monopolistic Firm
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Other Things Equal,the Labor Demand Curve of a Monopolistic Firm

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Other things equal,the labor demand curve of a monopolistic firm is likely to be less wage elastic than the labor demand curve of a perfectly competitive firm.Explain why using the relevant Hicks-Marshall Law of Derived Demand.

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