In a perfectly competitive labor market
A) all firms are wage takers
B) all firms are wage searchers
C) all firms sell their output at a constant price
D) none of the firms that demand labor can be monopolists
E) some firms may be able to influence the wage rate as long as most firms cannot
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Q3: A firm's labor demand curve is derived
Q4: To say that the demand for labor
Q5: Which of the following is an assumption
Q6: If the demand for automobiles increases,which of
Q7: A market in which resources are traded
Q9: In a perfectly competitive labor market,
A)some workers
Q10: In factor markets,firms _ and households _.
A)demand
Q11: In factor markets,
A)individual consumers are the demanders
B)equilibrium
Q12: Which of the following would prevent a
Q13: A firm's labor demand curve is derived
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