A) value marginal product of labor multiplied by the price of the good produced.
B) total output of labor divided by the quantity of labor used.
C) additional output resulting from employing one additional unit of labor.
D) same as the marginal revenue product of labor in price-taker markets.
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A) additional revenue from one additional dollar increase in price.
B) change in the revenue product resulting from one additional unit of input.
C) additional revenue from one additional unit of input.
D) change in revenue resulting in one additional dollar in price.
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A) a lower rate of return on their human capital investment.
B) an increase in their employment prospects.
C) a higher wage rate than they were expecting when they selected their major.
D) an increase in the demand for accountants.
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A) supply of the factor.
B) supply of other factors of production.
C) demand for other factors of production.
D) demand for the products that it helps to produce.
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A) dependent demand.
B) resource demand.
C) derived demand.
D) none of the above.
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A) 2
B) 3
C) 4
D) 5
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A) labor's wage.
B) labor's marginal revenue.
C) the marginal cost of the input labor.
D) labor's marginal revenue product.
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A) more labor and less machinery.
B) more machinery and less labor.
C) more labor with the same amount of machinery.
D) the current combination.
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A) there is no substitution effect.
B) there is no income effect.
C) the substitution effect usually outweighs the income effect.
D) the income effect usually outweighs the substitution effect.
E) the disutility of market work is usually high.
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A) determined solely by factors that affect supply.
B) determined solely by factors that affect demand.
C) low, other things equal.
D) high, other things equal.
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A) three
B) four
C) five
D) six
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A) increases because the prices of other resources have also decreased.
B) decreases because the prices of other resources have also decreased.
C) increases because the prices of other resources have increased.
D) decreases because the prices of other resources are held constant.
E) remains constant because the prices of other resources also increase.
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A) less elastic than in the long run.
B) more elastic than in the long run.
C) equally elastic as the supply of the resource in the long run.
D) inversely related to the elasticity of demand for the product that the resource helps produce.
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A) Workers determine the supply of labor, and firms determine the demand for labor.
B) Workers determine the demand for labor, and firms determine the supply of labor.
C) Workers determine the supply of labor, and government determines the demand for labor.
D) The forces of supply and demand, while present in the labor market, have nothing to balance in that market.
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A) more of the resource should be used.
B) less of the resource should be used.
C) the firm should pay a lower price for the resource.
D) the firm should pay a higher price for the resource.
E) the firm is using the optimal amount of the resource.
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A) economics majors to receive a greater return on their human capital investment.
B) a decrease in the employment opportunities for economics majors.
C) lower wages for economics majors.
D) fewer students to major in economics.
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A) increased productivity gains among the unskilled laborers.
B) increased demand for goods produced by unskilled labor.
C) increased international trade with countries where unskilled labor is more plentiful.
D) increased supply of migrant workers.
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A) easier it is to obtain the skill and knowledge necessary to provide the resource.
B) more elastic the demand for the product.
C) more inelastic the demand for the product.
D) higher the skill level necessary to perform the job.
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A) an increase in the number of accounting majors in college
B) enacting legislation that increases the complexity of personal and business tax returns
C) high wages for accountants
D) a reduction in the wages of bookkeepers, a substitute resource for accountants
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A) an increase in their earnings and an expansion in the future supply of accountants.
B) a decrease in the incentive of students to prepare for a career in accounting.
C) a reduction in the current earnings of accountants, followed by a reduction in the future supply of accountants.
D) a reduction in the employment of accountants but not their wage rates.
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