d)In what types of labor markets might labor supply be relatively wage elas - tic? In what types of markets might labor supply be relatively wage inelastic?
e) In what types of labor markets might labor demand be relatively wage elastic? In what types of markets might labor demand be relatively wage inelas tic?
d) In relatively lower -skilled job , the labor supply is elastic in nature because a large pool of labor is available to be employed at a fairly constant market wage rate . This kind of labor is more readily available .
Whereas in case of skilled labor , jobs requiring specific skills and training the labor supply will be more inelastic .
e) When labor expenses are high proportion of total cost ( labor intensive sectors ) , also when large amount of labor is available and substitution is easy . This is labor market demand will be elastic .
When availability is less , skilled labor required , in such cases it will be inelastic .
d)In what types of labor markets might labor supply be relatively wage elas - tic? In...
Demand and Supply
What does the following figure represent?
A relatively elastic supply curve
A relatively inelastic supply curve
A relatively elastic demand curve
A relatively inelastic demand curve
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Question text Suppose that there are three types of markets with different degrees of price elasticity. In Market 1, the demand curve is perfectly inelastic and the supply curve is relatively steep. In Market 2, the supply curve is relatively flat and the demand curve is relatively steep. In Market 3, the supply curve is relatively steep and the demand curve is relatively flat. Which of the following statements is (are) correct? (x) All of the burden of the tax...
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