Exam 16: Employment and Pricing of Inputs
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Suppose the labor supply curve facing all industries in an economy is a vertical line.Given this,which of the following statements about the supply curve of labor confronting any particular industry is true?
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Suppose the marginal value product curve of labor is drawn with wage on the vertical axis and quantity of labor on the horizontal axis.With an increase in the employment of other inputs,the marginal value product curve of labor will _____.
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Assume that labor and capital are the only two inputs used in production.Given that both inputs are variable,which of the following would lead to a movement along the labor demand curve?
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Define monopsony in an input market and graphically illustrate equilibrium employment and wages under a monopsony.
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The shape of a competitive firm's input demand curve when all inputs are variable implies that:
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When the input supply curve confronting an individual firm is the same as the market supply of the input,one can conclude that:
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Which of the following statements is true of the industry demand for labor?
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Use the following table to answer the question : Table 16-1 : shows the total number of pizzas produced by 7 workers.
-Refer to Table 16-1.If the pizza industry is competitive,the price of a pizza is $10,and the daily wage of a worker $30,then the pizza shop will hire _____ workers to maximize profits.
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Which of the following is true for a firm that is an input market monopsony?
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Use the following table to answer the question : Table 16-1 : shows the total number of pizzas produced by 7 workers.
-Refer to Table 16-1.If the pizza industry is competitive and the price of a pizza is $10,then which of the following is correct?
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Assume that a competitive firm sells its product for $5 per unit.The firm wants to increase the number of workers employed from 100 to 101 and expects output to rise from 400 units to 410 units.The firm pays a constant wage of $8 per hour to all of its workers.Based on the given information,the marginal value product of the 101st worker is _____.
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Two inputs,labor and capital,are considered substitutes if:
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Mines located in rural mountain towns in Kentucky and West Virginia are often the only employers in the area.In other words,a mining company in Kentucky would be considered:
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The law of diminishing marginal returns,when applied to labor,states that:
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Which of the following would be a consequence of a fall in the price of the final product in a competitive industry?
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The labor supply curve facing all industries in the economy is most likely to be:
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Consider a firm's isocost line where labor is measured on the horizontal axis and capital on the vertical axis.If everything else is unchanged,an increase in the price of capital would:
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Suppose that computer programmers work in two industries,X and Y.Both industries are in equilibrium and have identical labor supply and demand curves.Given that other things are unchanged,if the demand for programmers in industry X increases,then:
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Use the following table to answer the question : Table 16-1 : shows the total number of pizzas produced by 7 workers.
-Refer to Table 16-1.If the pizza industry is competitive and the price of a pizza is $10,then which of the following is true?
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Use the following figure to answer the question : Figure 16-1 :shows the isoquants,IQ1 and IQ2,for a competitive firm.
-Refer to Figure 16-1.The move from point B to point C represents the _____ of an input price change.
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