b. The workers are a basic key role for any Industries or firms. In previous days, the industries used an only certain number of workers to operate the product. The remaining surplus workers were migrated to other areas or another country for employment. After technology develops and globalized the world, industries were initiated to utilize the worker’s maximum numbers. The industries created shift wise for workers and producing the products whole day without interruption.
So, the workers immigrated to another place or country and do the work in shifts wise. In this way, most of the workers got benefit themselves as well as bring the more surplus revenue for management.
Let us observe the below table and graph of immigration surplus:
b. Show native workers' surplus, employers' suplus after immigration on your graph. Show the immigration surplus...
Immigration Surplus Suppose there is no immigration and a total of 100 native workers (100 units of labor) with perfectly inelastic labor supply. The equilibrium wage is $10. Draw a diagram of the labor market that includes labor demand and supply. Please label the area of your diagram that represents firms income (profits) and labor income (total wages). 1. Given the situation described in A what is total income of native workers?
Draw a graph depicting the impact of immigration on a labor market in the short-run. Clearly label the supply curves before and after the inflow of immigrants. Show the resulting wage changes in the graph and the changes in employment of native workers in the market and total employment. Label them clearly.
BUS-071 - Legal Environment of Business Immigration laws make it unlawful for employers to hire _________ immigrants. Given the broken system of federal immigration laws and the reality that some industries (such as agriculture and hospitality) depend on low-cost immigrant labor, the reality is that many businesses do hire undocumented immigrants. Be aware that some businesses have been penalized for doing so. A. illegal B. documented C. space alien B. any kind of
3. Consider the graph of a low-skill labor market, where D is the demand for low-skilled workers by business firms, and S is the supply of native-bon U.S. workers who offer their labor services in the low-skill labor market. Show the shift that occurs with large-scale immigration of low-skilled workers into the United States. What is the effect on the wage on employment of native- born workers? Wage Rate ($ per hour) Employment (number of workers)
PLS ANSWER ALL ASAP!! THANK YOU!!!! 49. If immigrant workers are complementary to n dive workers, then A. native workers will be better off with open orders. B. immigrant workers will receive a higher we athan native workers. C. immigration will shift the demand for native abor to the left D. there will be no immigration surplus. E. each firm will hire only immigrants or only ne ives but not a mixture of the two. 50. A perfectly discriminating monopsonis...
2. On the first graph, show the initial consumer's surplus. On the second graph show how consumer's surplus changes when price decreases. On the third graph, show how consumer's surplus changes when the demand increases. Price Demand Demand Demand 0 Quantity
4. On the first graph, show the initial producer's surplus. On the second graph show how producer's surplus changes when price increases. On the third graph, show how producer's surplus changes when the supply increases. Price Price / Supply Supor Pice Quantity 0 Quantity Quantity
b. wnosnould pay the tax? The following graph shows the labor market for research assistants in the fictional country of Universala. The equilibrium wage is $10 per hour, and the equilibrium number of research assistants is 100. Suppose the government has decided to institute a $4-per-hour payroll tax on research assistants and is trying to determine whether the tax should be levied on the employer, the workers, or both (such that half the tax is collected from each side) Use...
6. On the first graph, show the initial consumer and producers' surplus. On the second graph, show how the producer and consumers surplus changes when supply increases. On the third graph, show how the producer and consumers surplus changes when demand increases Price rice Supply Supply Supply Demand Domand Demand Quantity Quantit) Quantity
A binding minimum wage a. affects employees but not employers. b. lowers the productivity of workers. c. raises the cost of labor to firms. d. All of the above are correct