Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... Real wage rate ( 1986 dollars per hour ) 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 0 15 20 25 LS Labour market equilibrium 35 LD 30 40 Labour ( billions of hours per year ) Equilibrium occurs when the real wage rate makes the ... Wages Real wage rate 842.
... Real wage rate ( 1986 dollars per hour ) 25.00 20.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 0 15 20 25 LS Labour market equilibrium 35 LD 30 40 Labour ( billions of hours per year ) Equilibrium occurs when the real wage rate makes the ... Wages Real wage rate 842.
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... rate . But as the real wage rate varies , what determines the quan- tity of labour employed ? Employment with Sticky Wages The sticky wage theory assumes that firms determine the level of employment . Provided that firms pay the agreed ...
... rate . But as the real wage rate varies , what determines the quan- tity of labour employed ? Employment with Sticky Wages The sticky wage theory assumes that firms determine the level of employment . Provided that firms pay the agreed ...
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... real wage rate - the money wage rate divided by the price level . But when people decide how much labour to supply , they only know the money wage rate being offered . They don't know the prices of the goods and services they will buy ...
... real wage rate - the money wage rate divided by the price level . But when people decide how much labour to supply , they only know the money wage rate being offered . They don't know the prices of the goods and services they will buy ...
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