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... labor , then Fig . 14.2 shows the effects of a change in the demand for labor on the wage rate and the quantity of labor hired . But we can now say why the demand for labor curve shifts . For example , an increase in the price of the ...
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... labor input . So the larger the proportion of total cost coming from labor ( labor intensity ) , the more elastic is the demand for labor , other things being equal . 2. The slope of the marginal product of labor curve . The slope of ...
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Michael Parkin. CHAPTER 15 LABOR MARKETS FIGURE 15.4 A Union in a Competitive Labor Market Wage rate ( dollars per hour ) 16 10 4 Su Dc 62.5 75 100 Sc DU Labor ( hours ) In a competitive labor market , the demand curve is D , and the ...
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