The labor market demand curve

A) is the summation of the labor demand curve for each output market.
B) is identical to the average firm labor demand curve.
C) is the sum of the wages paid for each unit of labor of the individual firms labor demands.
D) is always upward sloping for competitive labor markets.


A

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