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Labor Market
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Number of hours that a worker is willing to work is determined by the tradeoff between | increasing marginal utility for leisure and decreasing marginal utility for income |
| One reason why an individuals labor supply curve is upward slowing because of the | increasing opportunity cost of labor as leisure time decreases |
| if consumers wanted to increase wages and the number of jobs available for apple pickers, the best strategy would be to | buy more apples |
| an upward sloping supply curve illustrates, ceteris paribus that | a greater quantity of labor would be supplied at higher wage rates |
| the elasticity of labor supply does not demand on | the demand for labor |
| if household income and wealth increases over the time, the supply of labor | shift to the left |
| a competivite firm should continue to hire workers until the | MRP is eqaul to the market wage rate |
| if Kendra's income effect outweighs her substitution effect, her labor supply curve will | bend backwards |
| Which of the following is true about the equilibrum market wage | there is no unemployment in the market aat this wage |
| at the market equilibrum wage | the market demand curve for labor intersects the market supply curve of labor |
| the cost effiecienty of labor is equal to the | MPP of labor divided by the wage rate |
| the marginal revenue product of labor establishes | an upper limit on the wage rate an employer is willing to pay |
| the diminishing returns to a factor may be due to | crowding or overuse of other factors as production is increase |
| the efficiency decision involves choosing the input combination or process that | results in a given rate of output for the least cost |
| if the elasticity of labor supply is .25 at 12% increase in wage rates will induce | 3.00 percent increase in the quantity of labor supplied |
| employment will definitely rise when productivity | rises and wages fall |
| a change in the wage rate causes a | movement along the labor demand curve |
| when the minimum wage is raised in a competitive market, ceteris paribus | some workers are better off and some workers are worse off |
| opportunity wage is defined as | the highest wage an individual would earn in his or her best alternative employment. |
| Which are the following is not a determinant of the market supply of labor? | the MRP of labor |