The Substitution Effect on Labour Supply Refers to the Degree

question 72

Multiple Choice

The substitution effect on labour supply refers to the degree to which

• A)the firm can substitute other factors of production for labour.
• B)buyers can substitute other products for the products that are made by organized labour.
• C)labour is willing to substitute nonlabour income for wages.
• D)labour prefers to substitute nonmonetary payments for money wages.
• E)labour is willing to substitute work for leisure.

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