A) shift leftward if leisure is a normal good.
B) slope downward if the substitution effect dominates the income effect.
C) slope upward only if leisure is an inferior good.
D) bend backward if the income effect outweighs the substitution effect of a change in wealth and if leisure is a normal good.
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A) is maximized.
B) can be increased by hiring less labor.
C) can be increased by hiring more labor.
D) can be increased by increasing the wage rate.
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A) work only in nonunion jobs.
B) receive higher salaries than do those who have lower levels of human capital.
C) earn salaries based on marginal costs of their labor.
D) earn salaries higher than their value of marginal product.
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A) production
B) elasticity
C) income
D) complementary
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A) $1.
B) the hourly wage rate.
C) the same as the price of money.
D) always less than the value of the marginal product of labor.
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A) monopolies.
B) oligopolies.
C) perfectly competitive.
D) allowed to pay only the wages that government approves.
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A) efficiency wages.
B) market power.
C) compensating differentials.
D) discrimination.
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A) $11.
B) $110.
C) $90.
D) $750.
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True/False
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True/False
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A) The marginal product is the change in total revenue divided by a one-unit change in a factor.
B) The marginal revenue is the change in total output divided by the change in output.
C) The value of the marginal product is the marginal product times the price.
D) The marginal cost is equal to the average total cost.
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A) VMPL curve will shift to the right.
B) profit-maximizing quantity of labor will increase.
C) VMPL curve will shift to the left.
D) profit-maximizing quantity of labor will decrease.
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A) less;$80
B) greater;$100
C) less;$60
D) greater;$110
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A) human capital.
B) labor.
C) physical capital.
D) natural resources.
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A) price;demand for;increase
B) quantity;marginal product of;fall
C) quantity;marginal product of;rise
D) quantity;value of the marginal product of;rise
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A) White men
B) women,regardless of ethnicity
C) African-Americans
D) Hispanics
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A) is the firm's demand curve for labor.
B) is the industry's demand curve for labor.
C) is the same as the marginal cost curve for labor.
D) slopes upward.
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A) 40
B) 9
C) 90
D) 70
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A) can be used over and over again,but inputs cannot.
B) can be used only once,whereas an input can be used over and over again.
C) refer only to labor,while inputs refer to machinery.
D) encompass only land and other natural factors,while inputs are ingredients.
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A) marginal revenue.
B) value of the marginal product.
C) additional revenue product.
D) marginal cost.
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