A minimum wage might increase employment by a monopsony if it makes the supply of labor curve to that firm

A) steeper, that is, makes supply more elastic.
B) steeper, that is, makes supply less elastic.
C) flatter, that is, makes supply more elastic.
D) flatter, that is, makes supply less elastic.


C

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