A Firm Is Unlikely to Hire a Worker If

question 119

Multiple Choice

A firm is unlikely to hire a worker if:

• A)the additional revenue generated by hiring the worker is less than his or her wage.
• B)the additional output a firms gets by hiring the worker is greater than his or her wage.
• C)there are diminishing marginal returns to labor.
• D)the minimum wage set by law is less than the equilibrium wage in the market.

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