A change in the wage causes a shift in the supply curve for labor and a
A) shift along the demand curve for labor.
B) shift in the demand curve for labor.
C) rotation in the demand curve for labor.
D) It cannot be determined by the information provided.
A
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All of the following are factors that will shift the demand curve except
A) a change in the price of complementary products. B) a change in the price of substitute products. C) a change in income. D) a change in the price of inputs.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. The measure of elasticity will be the same at any place along a given straight-line, slanted demand curve. 2. If 1,000 units of a particular good would be purchased at 40 cents per unit but only 750 units would be purchased at 50 cents per unit, the demand for the good is inelastic. 3. Graphically, perfectly elastic demand is represented by a straight horizontal line. 4. It is possible for a change in the price of one commodity to lead to a change in the demand for another commodity. 5. Any time the market price moves away from its equilibrium position to a lower price, market action will tend to force it further away from its original equilibrium position.
According to the Keynesians, labor contracts
a. are unimportant for modern labor markets because few worker are unionized. b. mean that real wages are inflexible. c. mean that money wages never adjust. d. imply that nominal wages adjust, but only periodically.
A depreciation of the U.S. real exchange rate induces U.S. consumers to buy
a. fewer domestic goods and fewer foreign goods. b. more domestic goods and fewer foreign goods. c. fewer domestic goods and more foreign goods. d. more domestic goods and more foreign goods.