A) $15.
B) $7.5.
C) $12.5.
D) $10.
E) $150.
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A) a determined demand.
B) a derived demand.
C) a kinked demand.
D) an insatiable demand.
E) a desperate demand.
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A) the supply of labour increases.
B) the firm hires less labour.
C) the marginal product of labour increases.
D) the firm's demand for labour curve shifts leftward.
E) the value of marginal product of labour increases.
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A) does;applies to renewable resources and water is a renewable resource
B) does;only applies when the interest rate is falling
C) does not;applies to nonrenewable resources but water is a renewable resource
D) does not;only applies when the interest rate is rising
E) does;applies when interest rates are relatively low
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A) $18 per hour;300 hours
B) $16 per hour;350 hours
C) $16 per hour;500 hours
D) $14 per hour;400 hours
E) $12 per hour;300 hours
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A) if the price of oil is expected to rise at a rate equal to the interest rate,demand increases and supply increases.
B) the interest rate is the opportunity cost of holding an oil inventory.
C) if the price of oil is expected to rise at a rate that exceeds the interest rate,demand increases and supply decreases.
D) according to the Hotelling Principle,the price of a nonrenewable natural resource is expected to rise at a rate equal to the interest rate.
E) the marginal cost of extraction of oil is the fundamental determinant of supply.
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A) below which the labourer will be willing to work.
B) above which the worker would be willing to retire.
C) at which the firm would find it profitable to hire labour.
D) that makes it necessary for the firm to shut down rather than pay this wage to labour.
E) above which the worker would be willing to supply labour to the market.
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A) intersects the value of marginal product curve of labour at the equilibrium wage rate.
B) is below and parallel to the supply of labour curve.
C) is identical to the supply of labour curve.
D) is above and parallel to the supply of labour curve.
E) is above the supply curve of labour.
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A) of $14.
B) between $11 and $14.
C) between $11 and $17.
D) between $14 and $17.
E) of $17.
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A) continues hiring 30 workers because the firm earns a surplus of $1.00 on each worker hired.
B) increases the price of the firm's product so that the value of marginal product of the last worker hired increases to $8.00 per hour.
C) decreases the price of the firm's product so that the value of marginal product of the last worker hired increases to $8.00 per hour.
D) decreases the number of workers until the value of marginal product of labour of the last worker hired equals $8.00.
E) increases the number of workers until the value of marginal product of labour of the last worker hired equals $8.00.
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A) zero
B) 1
C) 2
D) 3
E) as many as it can afford
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A) the firm can substitute other factors of production for labour.
B) buyers can substitute other products for the products that are made by organized labour.
C) a firm is willing to substitute nonlabour income for wages.
D) workers prefer to substitute nonmonetary payments for money wages.
E) a worker is willing to substitute work for leisure.
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A) higher the interest rate or the further in the future the payment.
B) lower the interest rate or the further in the future the payment.
C) higher the interest rate or the nearer the date of the future payment.
D) lower the interest rate or the nearer the date of the future payment.
E) lower the interest rate,independent of the date of the future payment.
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A) a single buyer in a market.
B) a single seller in a market.
C) a small number of large buyers in a market.
D) a small number of large sellers in a market.
E) an agreement among sellers in a market to set prices.
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A) Wanda's demand for labour curve shifts rightward and the firm hires more students.
B) the value of marginal product decreases,but Wanda's still continues to hire the same number of students.
C) Wanda's demand for labour curve shifts leftward and the firm hires fewer students.
D) marginal product increases so Wanda's hires more students.
E) Wanda's demand for labour curve shifts leftward and the students' supply of labour curve shifts leftward,and the firm hires fewer students.
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A) employment will fall.
B) employment will rise.
C) employment will not change.
D) firms will lock out the union workers.
E) the demand β1 union labour will increase.
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A) the value to the firm of hiring one more unit of a factor of production.
B) the maximum marginal product of the factor of production.
C) calculated as total revenue divided by the total quantity employed.
D) calculated as marginal product divided by marginal benefit.
E) calculated as marginal product divided by the price of a unit of output .
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A) 1
B) 5
C) 6
D) 8
E) 9
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A) decreases the supply of labour.
B) increases the supply of labour.
C) increases the value of marginal product of labour.
D) decreases the quantity of labour demanded.
E) decreases the value of marginal product of labour.
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A) price of the oil equals the interest rate.
B) increase in the price of oil equals the expected increase in the interest rate.
C) expected increase in the price of oil over time is equal to the interest rate.
D) stock of oil is eventually depleted.
E) price of oil today equals the expected future price.
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