A beneficial oil-price shock increases labor demand. What happens to current employment and the real wage rate?
A) Both employment and the real wage rate would increase.
B) Both employment and the real wage rate would decrease.
C) Employment would increase and the real wage would decrease.
D) Employment would decrease and the real wage would increase.
A
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Refer to Figure 5-16. Suppose Amit and Bree know each other's preferences so that it is not possible for one to deceive the other
Which of the following statements best describes the circumstances under which the optimal quantity of street lights could be achieved? A) The optimal quantity will be installed only if Bree pays for the entire installation cost. B) The optimal quantity will be installed only if the two parties agree to pay according to their willingness to pay as indicated by their respective demand curves. C) Because there are only two consumers, it is likely that private bargaining will result in the optimal quantity being installed. D) The optimal quantity will be installed only if the two parties split the cost of installation equally.
Which of the following is not possible?
a. Demand is elastic, and a decrease in price causes an increase in revenue. b. Demand is unit elastic, and a decrease in price causes an increase in revenue. c. Demand is inelastic, and an increase in price causes an increase in revenue. d. Demand is perfectly inelastic, and an increase in price causes an increase in revenue.
The change in total cost resulting from a one-unit increase in the change in quantity is:
A. average variable cost. B. marginal cost. C. average total cost. D. opportunity cost.
The more human capital workers have, the:
A. more productive they are. B. more technology they will require for their job. C. lower the value of their marginal product. D. less productive they are.