A) increase in labor demand.
B) decrease in labor demand.
C) increase in the quantity demanded of labor.
D) decrease in the quantity demanded of labor.
E) an increase in wages.
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A) unskilled labor will rise and skilled labor will fall.
B) skilled labor will rise and unskilled labor will fall.
C) both skilled and unskilled labor will rise proportionately.
D) both skilled and unskilled labor will be unaffected, assuming no barriers to free trade.
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A) The equilibrium wage would increase, as would the quantity of labor. With more workers, the added output from an extra worker is larger.
B) The equilibrium wage would decrease, as would the quantity of labor. With fewer workers, the added output from an extra worker is smaller.
C) The equilibrium wage would decrease, and the quantity of labor would increase. With more workers, the added output from an extra worker is smaller.
D) The equilibrium wage would decrease, and the quantity of labor would increase. With more workers, the added output from an extra worker is larger.
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A) easier it is to obtain the skill and knowledge necessary to provide the resource.
B) more elastic the demand for the product.
C) more inelastic the demand for the product.
D) higher the skill level necessary to perform the job.
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A) is demonstrating altruistic motives.
B) is pursuing some objective other than profit-maximization.
C) hopes to recapture its investment in the form of increased labor productivity.
D) receives reimbursement from the government for the cost of the education.
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A) 65
B) 70
C) 75
D) 80
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A) filling station attendants
B) sales clerks
C) construction laborers
D) dentists
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A) substitution in production effect.
B) substitution in demand effect.
C) elasticity effect.
D) inelasticity effect.
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A) users to purchase the resource.
B) suppliers to provide more of the resource.
C) firms to find and develop substitutes for the resource.
D) consumers to look for alternatives that do not contain the resource.
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A) the change in the firm's profits as the result of hiring an additional worker
B) the change in the firm's total revenue as the result of hiring an additional worker
C) the change in the firm's output as the result of hiring an additional worker
D) the change in the firm's cost as the result of hiring an additional worker
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A) both the demand for and prices of the resources used to produce the product to decline.
B) both the demand for and prices of the resources used to produce the product to increase.
C) the demand for the resources used to produce the product to increase and their prices to decline.
D) the demand for the resources used to produce the product to decline and their prices to increase.
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A) An increase in the price of steak causes the demand for poultry to increase.
B) An increase in the demand for new houses leads to an increase in the demand for construction workers.
C) An increase in consumer income leads to an increase in the demand for services provided by the government.
D) An increase in the demand for new cars causes the demand for used automobiles to rise.
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A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
E) 6
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A) producer should expand the use of that input.
B) price of the input will automatically rise in a free market.
C) producer should reduce the use of that input.
D) marginal physical product of that input must be below its average physical product.
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A) a competitive price-taker market.
B) a competitive price-searcher market.
C) an oligopolistic market.
D) a monopolistic industry.
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A) marginal product of busboys exceeds the marginal product of other employees.
B) hourly wage of busboys is lower than that of cashiers and cooks.
C) marginal revenue product of busboys exceeds their wage rate.
D) wage of busboys exceeds the wage of other employees.
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A) total revenue product of the resource.
B) marginal product of the resource.
C) marginal revenue product of the resource.
D) average revenue product of the resource.
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A) risen as the demand for skilled labor has increased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
B) risen as the demand for skilled labor has decreased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
C) fallen as the demand for skilled labor has increased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
D) fallen as the demand for skilled labor has decreased relative to the demand for unskilled labor.
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A) costs twice as much as a unit of skilled labor.
B) costs half as much as a unit of skilled labor.
C) is half as productive, on average, as a unit of skilled labor.
D) is twice as productive, on average, as a unit of skilled labor.
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A) more of the resource should be used.
B) less of the resource should be used.
C) the firm should pay a lower price for the resource.
D) the firm should pay a higher price for the resource.
E) the firm is using the optimal amount of the resource.
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