|
Title: Suppose the labor market is perfectly competitive, but the output market is not. When the labor ... Post by: corie on Oct 25, 2017 Suppose the labor market is perfectly competitive, but the output market is not. When the labor market is in equilibrium, the wage rate will:
A) be less than price times the marginal product of labor. B) equal price times the marginal product of labor. C) be greater than price times the marginal product of labor. D) None of the above is necessarily correct. Title: Re: Suppose the labor market is perfectly competitive, but the output market is not. When the labor ... Post by: LBCea on Oct 25, 2017 A
|