Exam 15: Factor Markets
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Firm A is a monopoly.The demand for its output is p = 90 - Q.Production is such that Q = L.Firm A hires only unionized labor.The marginal cost to the union is $10 per unit of labor.The union will sell
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Firm A is a monopsonist that faces a labor supply elasticity of 2.4 whereas Firm B is a monopsonist that faces a labor supply elasticity of 1.4.Which of these monopsonists pays a higher wage?
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Why does a monopsonist's marginal expenditure curve lie above the labor supply curve?
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Monopolization of either the labor market or the output market results in
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The gap between the value a monopsony places on the last worker hired and the wage paid will increase when
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Company towns are often decried as monopsonists.Why was it unlikely that another employer would move into a company town?
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Suppose a monopoly producer is also a monopsonist in the labor market.Demand for the output is
p = 100 - Q.The production function is Q = L,and the labor supply curve is w = 10 + L.How much labor does the firm hire? What wage is paid?
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The profit maximizing condition for a firm selling its output in a competitive market and buying its resources in a competitive market is
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Suppose the marginal product of labor equals 1/L.If the firm can sell its output for $10 per unit,and the wage is $1 per unit,how many units of labor will the firm hire?
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Because the labor supply curve for a monopsonist is upward sloping,the monopsonist
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If a firm is a price taker in both the labor market and the output market,it will
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Suppose that a mining company employs 80% of the available laborers in a town.Explain what will happen to the number of laborers hired and the wage rate paid by the mine if a minimum wage is set at the competitive level.
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After Hurricane Katrina destroyed much of the infrastructure of the United States Gulf Coast,
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In the short run,the competitive firm will hire more labor if
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For a competitive firm the marginal revenue product of labor is usually downward sloping.
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XYZ Co.operates in a competitive market.Its production function is q = LαKβ.The exponents,α and β,are both less than 1.The firm's capital is fixed,and it takes the wage and price as given.Derive the firm's short-run demand for labor as a function of K,w,and p.How does the firm react to an increase in the wage rate?
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If a firm has market power in the output market but buys labor in a competitive market,it will hire the same quantity of labor that a competitive firm will.
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