A Shift in a Firm's Demand Curve for Labour Occurs

question 2

Multiple Choice

A shift in a firm's demand curve for labour occurs for all of the following reasons except a change in

• A)the prices of other factors of production.
• B)technology.
• C)the price of the firm's output.
• D)wage rate.
• E)marginal product of labour.

Analyze the effects of input costs on the supply of goods.

Interpret market dynamics of surplus and shortage through supply and demand analysis.

Appreciate the role of expectations regarding future prices in supply decisions.

Recognize the significance of the number of producers on the supply of goods.

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