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SHORT - RUN TECHNOLOGY CONSTRAINT FIGURE 10.3 ТР 15 d 13 Output ( sweaters per day ) Labor ( workers per day ) Output ( sweaters Average product ( sweaters per worker ) 10 per day ) b 1 4 4.00 с N 10 5.00 5 d 3 13 4.33 e 4 15 3.75 f 5 ...
SHORT - RUN TECHNOLOGY CONSTRAINT FIGURE 10.3 ТР 15 d 13 Output ( sweaters per day ) Labor ( workers per day ) Output ( sweaters Average product ( sweaters per worker ) 10 per day ) b 1 4 4.00 с N 10 5.00 5 d 3 13 4.33 e 4 15 3.75 f 5 ...
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Unskilled workers have a marginal revenue product that gives rise to the demand curve marked Dy . Skilled workers have a higher marginal revenue product than unskilled workers . Therefore the demand curve for skilled workers , Ds , lies ...
Unskilled workers have a marginal revenue product that gives rise to the demand curve marked Dy . Skilled workers have a higher marginal revenue product than unskilled workers . Therefore the demand curve for skilled workers , Ds , lies ...
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The union wage increases to Wy , and the number of union workers employed increases to Ly . Union workers benefit from the prevailing - wage law . Nonunion workers who get jobs also benefit . But the law creates unemployment .
The union wage increases to Wy , and the number of union workers employed increases to Ly . Union workers benefit from the prevailing - wage law . Nonunion workers who get jobs also benefit . But the law creates unemployment .
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