Short-Run Cost Relationships for a Firm Are

question 184

Multiple Choice

Short-run cost relationships for a firm are

• A) determined by the law of diminishing marginal product.
• B) determined by the specific long-run relationships that exist.
• C) due to the level of wages relative to other input prices.
• D) due to the normal contractual relations in a market.

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Definitions:

Psychological Contract

The unwritten, implicit expectations and agreements between employees and their employers regarding their mutual obligations.

Inducements

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