The demand for restaurant meals increases. What happens to the demand for waitstaff and the wage for waitstaff? a.) The demand for waitstaff will increase, but the wage will fall. b.) The demand for waitstaff will increase, and the wage will rise. c.) The demand for waitstaff will decrease, and the wage will fall. d.) The demand for waitstaff will decrease, but the wage will rise. SUBMIT MY ANSWER Report an issue with this question Demand of Labor Sophia Sophia PDF Version WHAT'S COVERED In this lesson, you will learn how demand for labor is determined by firms, and what factors cause the demand curve for labor to shift if the price of labor is held constant. Specifically, this lesson will cover: 1. Demand for Labor 1a. Marginal Product of Labor 1b. Marginal Revenue Product 1c. Shifts in Labor Demand Terms to Know Formulas to Know 1. Demand for Labor Markets for labor have demand and supply curves, just like markets for products. Demand reflects a buyer's willingness and ability to purchase some good or service during a certain period of time. Demand for labor is about an employer's willingness and ability to hire workers. Why is an employer willing