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The marginal revenue product of a resource:

For a competitive firm, workers' marginal revenue product equals the marginal product of labor times the:




- wage rate.


- price of the firm's product.


- interest rate.


- firm's total revenue.











price of the firm's product.

Suppose a monopsonist wants to hire more workers. If it has to pay the same wage to all of its workers, the:V

When Harlan County, Kentucky, has a monopsony coal mining firm,

An increase in the demand for a product will shift the demand curve for labor producing the product to the right.




t/f

True

Marginal revenue product of labor measures the extra revenue generated to the firm from the employment of an additional worker.




t/f

true

Other things equal, assume consumer demand for children's toys increases. The result is a(n):



A monopsonist's marginal factor cost (MFC) curve lies above its supply curve because the firm must:

Assume consumer demand for CD-ROMs increases. The result is a(n):

If product price increases, then:




-MP will increase.


- MFC will increase.


-MRP will increase.


-MP will decrease.

MRP will increase.


If the price of labor falls, we can expect:

quantity demanded of labor will increase.

What happens to the MP of labor when the market price of the good produced increases?

STAYS THE SAME

If a town has a monopsony, this means:

ONLY ONE EMPLOYER

A union may attempt to obtain stricter certification requirements or longer apprenticeships. These changes would raise workers' wages because they:



- create unnecessary unemployment


- shift in labor supply curve leftward.


- decrease the marginal product of labor.


= reduce management's use of featherbedding.







shift in labor supply curve leftward.
Which of the following can shift the labor demand curve to the right?





- Decrease in product price.


- Increase in wages.


- Decrease in wages.


-Decrease in the MP.


-Increase in productivity.












Increase in productivity.

Union membership as a percentage of the civilian labor force is lower in the United States than in Germany or Japan.




T/F

TRUE