An Outward Shift in the Labor Demand Curve Implies That

question 19

Multiple Choice

An outward shift in the labor demand curve implies that.

• A)employers are now looking to hire more workers at any given wage.
• B)employers are now looking to hire more workers if the wage increases.
• C)employers are now looking to hire fewer workers regardless of the wage.
• D)demand for the firm's output likely fell.
• E)a greater number of workers are now more willing to work at any given wage.

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