MacroeconomicsAddison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1994 - 598 หน้า |
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หน้า 345
... output produced by the last hour hired is 11 bottles of soda . That is , the marginal product of labor is 11 bottles of soda per hour . Soda sells for 50 ¢ a bottle , so the revenue brought in from selling these 11 bottles is $ 5.50 ...
... output produced by the last hour hired is 11 bottles of soda . That is , the marginal product of labor is 11 bottles of soda per hour . Soda sells for 50 ¢ a bottle , so the revenue brought in from selling these 11 bottles is $ 5.50 ...
หน้า 347
... marginal product of labor curve . Thus shifts in the demand curve reflect changes in the marginal productivity of labor . You can see that the productivity of labor increased much more during the 1960s than it did during the two ...
... marginal product of labor curve . Thus shifts in the demand curve reflect changes in the marginal productivity of labor . You can see that the productivity of labor increased much more during the 1960s than it did during the two ...
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... marginal product of , 339 , 344 indivisible , 357 marginal product of , 338 supply of , 347-349 Labor force , 107 aggregate supply and , 169 Labor force participation rate , 348 , 348-349 Labor market in recession , 402-403 wages and ...
... marginal product of , 339 , 344 indivisible , 357 marginal product of , 338 supply of , 347-349 Labor force , 107 aggregate supply and , 169 Labor force participation rate , 348 , 348-349 Labor market in recession , 402-403 wages and ...
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