The Demand for Labour Is Described as a Derived Demand

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Multiple Choice

The demand for labour is described as a derived demand because

• A)it is derived by workers seeking to earn income to fund the consumption of goods and services.
• B)it is derived by producers seeking to make profits by starting new businesses.
• C)it is derived from the demand for products that use labour in the production process.
• D)it is derived from government institutions which rely on labour markets for the purpose of raising tax revenue.

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Definitions:

Determination Of Income

The process of calculating the income of a business or individual, considering all sources of revenue and applicable expenses.

Nonoperating Activities

Transactions or events that fall outside the primary operations of a business, impacting the firm's financials but not related to its core operations.

Revenues

The complete revenue accrued from the core business activities through selling goods or services.

Secondary Operations

Processes that are performed after the primary manufacturing or production process to add value to a product, such as finishing, painting, or assembly.