Refer to the figure above. The firm's isocost line would shift from CE to CD if
Group of answer choices
a) the firm's total expenditure on inputs increased.
b) the price of capital increased.
c) the price of labor increased
d) either the price of labor increased or the firm's total expenditure on inputs increased.
Homework Answers
Ans. c) the price of labor increased.
When the price of labor increased( wage rate), labor services become costly, therefore, now the firm's demand for labor will decrease from 120 to 80 labors and the firm's isocost line will shift inward from CE to CD.
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