4. cosider a firm that produces a certain good. The demand is uncertain. There is 50%...
4. Cosider a firm that produces a certain good. The demand is uncertain. There is 50% chance the demand is high, and 50% chance the demand is low. When the demand is high, its demand for labor is w 12-0.5L. When the demand is low, its demand for labor is w 8-0.5L. Here w is wage for each worker and L is the total number of workers it hires. When the demand is high, the profit of the firm can...
4. cosider a firm that produces a certain good. The demand is uncertain. There is 50% chance the demand is high, and 50% chance the demand is low. When the demand is high, its demand for labor is w- 12 -0.5L. When the demand is low, its demand for labor is w 8 - 0.5L. Here uw is wage for each worker and L is the total number of workers it hires. When the demand is high, the profit of...
The labor demand curve shows how many workers the firm is willing to hire A. at any particular time. B. at a particular amount of labor supplied. C. at any given wage. D. into high-skill jobs. E. when demand for the firm's output is low. In part labor economics concerns: A. How labor markets work. B. The study of education decisions C. The study of how households decide where to live. D. The study of income inequality. E. All of...
Question 3 A travel channel film series of video clips in various cities in America. The demand for travel videos is uncertain: it is high 50% of the time and low 50% of the time. The firm hires labor in the city where it is filming, to help produce the clips. In a large city, the firm always pays $15/hour. It hires 10 workers when demand is low, and 30 workers when demand is high. In a small city, the...
Question 3 A travel channel films a series of video clips in various cities in America. The demand for travel videos is! uncertain: it is high 50% of the time and low 50% of the time. The firm hires labor in the city where it is filmings, to help produce the clips. In a large city, the firm always ps $15/hour. It hires 10 workers when demand is low, and 30 workers when demand is hisch. In a small city,...
THIS IS ALL ONE QUESTION Assume the firm is a monopolist: Demand for labor is VMP = 35 – 0.004E, supply of labor is w = 5 + 0.01E, and Marginal cost of hiring workers is MC = 5 + 0.02E a. How much labor does the firm hire and at what wage when there is no minimum wage? b. How much labor would be employed if this was a perfectly competitive market? c. Draw the diagram and show the...
29. A firm produces in a perfectly competitive market and hires labor in a perfectly competitive labor market. The firm hires four workers, the marginal product of the fourth worker is 4, and the wage rate is $40. The firm produces 100 units of the product, which sell for a price of $10. This firm is a. maximizing profit when it hires four workers. b. not maximizing profit and should hire more workers to increase profit. c. not maximizing profit...
16. Suppose labor demand is given by the equation L = 50 −2W, where L is the number of workers and W is the wage rate. 16a. The slope of the demand curve can be viewed as the amount by which L changes for every 1 unit change in W. This can be expressed formally as C SlopeAL ДW. where A refers to a small change in the value of L or W. Using this definition, find the slope associated...
A firm's labour demand and labour supply equations are shown below. Labour demand equation: Ld=50 - 4(W) Labour supply equation: Ls =-20 + 3(W), where w is the wage per hour worked. Instructions: Round your answers to the nearest whole number. a. The equilibrium wage is $ and the equilibrium quantity of labour employed is people. b. The workers, thinking that their wages are too low, decide to strike. After tense negotiations, the firm decides to raise the wage by...
Name: 1. Consider a firm that hires workers (L) and produces output (Q). a. If the firm charges a price of $1 per unit output (P) and pays a nominal wage of $8 per worker (W), fill in the values in the following table, where MPL is marginal product of labor (units per worker), VMPL is the value of the marginal product of labor ($ per worker), and W/P is the real wage (units per worker). Labor Output MPL Price...