It Often Appears as If There Are "Too Few" Workers

question 46

Multiple Choice

It often appears as if there are "too few" workers at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to service all of its customers at a given point in time.  Based on one of theories discussed in the textbook, this is probably because

• A)the equilibrium "price" to be served by the DMV is lower than the "price" charged customers.
• B)the equilibrium "price" to be served by the DMV is higher than the "price" charged customers.
• C)the equilibrium "price" to be served by the DMV minus the "price" charged to customers is zero.
• D)There is not enough information provided to answer this question.

---

Definitions:

Locations For Training

Places or venues selected for conducting educational or training sessions to develop skills and knowledge of the workforce.

Training Activities

Exercises, tasks, or educational sessions designed to enhance the skills, knowledge, and performance of employees.

Person-needs Analysis

An assessment process that aims to understand the requirements and desires of individuals within an organization to ensure their needs are aligned with the strategic goals of the entity.

Narrow Scope

A limited or focused range of coverage or activity, often referring to specialized or restricted areas of interest.