A firm which is a 'wage- setter' rather than a 'wage- taker' is said to be:
A) a monopsonist
B) a monopoly
C) a trade union
D) none of the above
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Q1: In a perfectly competitive labour market an
Q2: In a perfectly competitive market for labour
Q3: Compared to a perfectly competitive labour market,
Q4: A 'wage taker' refers:
A) only to an
Q5: In a competitive labour market the cost
Q7: Under perfect competition wage- rates are NOT
Q8: The supply curve for labour in the
Q9: If the productivity of workers suddenly rises
Q10: New technology in the form of computer
Q11: The market demand curve for labour is:
A)
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