An Individual Should Continue to Spend Time Searching for a Job

question 154

Multiple Choice

An individual should continue to spend time searching for a job as long as

• A) all salary offers are below what the person expected.
• B) the marginal benefit expected from additional search exceeds the marginal cost.
• C) job openings are available in the individual's field.
• D) information is available that the individual has not yet collected.

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Definitions:

Total Cost Ratio

The sum of all costs, both fixed and variable, associated with producing goods or services, divided by the quantity produced.

Elasticity of Labor Demand

A measure of how the quantity of labor demanded by employers changes in response to a change in wages or salary rates.

Product Demand

The total quantity of a product that consumers are willing and able to purchase at various prices over a specified period.

Labor Demand Elasticity

A measure of how sensitive the quantity of labor demanded is to changes in wages or salaries.