Suppose that the demand for rough laborers is L D = 100 - 10W, where W =
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Suppose that the demand for rough laborers is LD = 100 - 10W, where W = the wage in dollars per hour and L = the number of workers. If immigration increases the number of rough laborers hired from 50 to 60, by how much will the short-run profits of employers in this market change?
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Modern Labor Economics Theory And Public Policy
ISBN: 9780132540643
11th Edition
Authors: Ronald Ehrenberg, Robert Smith
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