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Ans) In Perfectly competitive market, firms hire till VMPL = W.
The firm will hore 5 workers.
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With a price of $2 per sandwich and a wage of $8, how many workers should...
Name: 1. Consider a firm that hires workers (L) and produces output (Q). a. If the...
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...
Fill in the table below assuming the price is now $2 and the nominal wage is...
Fill in the table below assuming the price is now $2 and the nominal wage is $16 c. W/P VMPL MPL Price Output Labor 0 20 1 36 48 3 56 4 5 60 62 6 d. How many workers will the firm hire? e. Using the information in the table above, fill in the table below. Real wage Workers Hired Price Nominal Wage $20 $1 2 40 1 16 32 2 1 12 2 24 1 8 2 16...
19. How many days of labor should the firm hire if the wage is $30/day of...
19. How many days of labor should the firm hire if the wage is $30/day of labor? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Can't tell 20. How many days of labor should the firm hire if the wage is $10/day of labor? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Can't tell 21. How many days of labor should the firm hire if the wage is $0/day of labor? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Can't...
Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this example is $30 per pair
1. Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this example is $30 per pair. What is the marginal revenue product for each worker? Fill in the following chart and graph each function.Number of workers01234567Total Output Of shoes08152126293130Marginal Output of shoesMarginal Revenue Product (a.k.a. value of the marginal product of labor)a. If it costs the firm $90 per worker per day, how many workers would be hired? Why? b. If the price of shoes was...
Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this example...
Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this example is $30 per pair. What is the marginal revenue product for each worker? Fill in the following chart and graph each function. Number of workers 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total Output Of shoes 0 8 15 21 26 29 31 30 Marginal Output of shoes Marginal Revenue Product (a.k.a. value of the marginal product of labor) If it costs the...
Recall the production function, to maximize profit, a producer should make sure that the real wage...
Recall the production function, to maximize profit, a producer should make sure that the real wage of a worker should be equal to his or her marginal product of labor (MPL). Number of labor Total output /h Number of labor Total output 1 10 pizzas 4 29 pizzas 2 18 pizzas 5 32 pizzas 3 24 pizzas 6 30 pizzas Suppose the MPL of workers in a pizza shop as above. The table shows the total output of pizzas made...
Table 2 Units of Labor Total Product Imperfect Competition Marginal Marginal Product Total Revenue Product Price...
Table 2 Units of Labor Total Product Imperfect Competition Marginal Marginal Product Total Revenue Product Price Revenue Product IIIIIII ||| 3. How many workers will the firm hire if the market wage rate is $27.95? 4. How many workers will the firm hire if the market wage rate is $19.95? 5. Compare the hiring practices of the firm under Pure Competition and Imperfect Competition. In which situation is the demand for labor more elastic?
MICROECONOMICS Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this...
MICROECONOMICS Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this example is $30 per pair. What is the marginal revenue product for each worker? Fill in the following chart and graph each function. Number of workers 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Total Output Of shoes 0 8 15 21 26 29 31 30 Marginal Output of shoes Marginal Revenue Product (a.k.a. value of the marginal product of labor) If it costs...
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Homework Assignment #8 1. (6 points) Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this example is $30 per pair. What is the marginal revenue product for each worker? Fill in the following chart and graph each function.. Number of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 workers Total 019293743 46 48 48 Output Or shoes Marginal Output of shoes Marginal Revenue Product If it costs the firm $90 per...
Wage Table 17-2 Quantity of Output of iPods per Marginal Product of Product Price Labor Week...
Wage Table 17-2 Quantity of Output of iPods per Marginal Product of Product Price Labor Week Labor (dollars) $300 280 260 240 220 200 180 (dollars) $350 350 350 350 350 350 350 Refer to Table 17-2. What is the profit-maximizing quantity of labor that the firm should hire? 5 units 4 units 3 units 2 units
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...
Fill in the table below assuming the price is now $2 and the nominal wage is $16 c. W/P VMPL MPL Price Output Labor 0 20 1 36 48 3 56 4 5 60 62 6 d. How many workers will the firm hire? e. Using the information in the table above, fill in the table below. Real wage Workers Hired Price Nominal Wage $20 $1 2 40 1 16 32 2 1 12 2 24 1 8 2 16...
19. How many days of labor should the firm hire if the wage is $30/day of labor? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Can't tell 20. How many days of labor should the firm hire if the wage is $10/day of labor? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Can't tell 21. How many days of labor should the firm hire if the wage is $0/day of labor? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Can't...
Table 2 Units of Labor Total Product Imperfect Competition Marginal Marginal Product Total Revenue Product Price Revenue Product IIIIIII ||| 3. How many workers will the firm hire if the market wage rate is $27.95? 4. How many workers will the firm hire if the market wage rate is $19.95? 5. Compare the hiring practices of the firm under Pure Competition and Imperfect Competition. In which situation is the demand for labor more elastic?
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Homework Assignment #8 1. (6 points) Deciding how many workers to hire: Assume that the initial price of shoes in this example is $30 per pair. What is the marginal revenue product for each worker? Fill in the following chart and graph each function.. Number of 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 workers Total 019293743 46 48 48 Output Or shoes Marginal Output of shoes Marginal Revenue Product If it costs the firm $90 per...
Wage Table 17-2 Quantity of Output of iPods per Marginal Product of Product Price Labor Week Labor (dollars) $300 280 260 240 220 200 180 (dollars) $350 350 350 350 350 350 350 Refer to Table 17-2. What is the profit-maximizing quantity of labor that the firm should hire? 5 units 4 units 3 units 2 units
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