Assume that perfectly competitive firms are employing labor in profit-maximizing amounts. Now suppose that, all else being
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Assume that perfectly competitive firms are employing labor in profit-maximizing amounts. Now suppose that, all else being equal, the market supply of this labor increases. How will the firms respond? How will they know when to stop responding?
Explain, referring to MRP and MWC.
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Contemporary Labor Economics
ISBN: 9780073375953
9th Edition
Authors: Campbell McConnell, Stanley Brue, David Macpherson
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