The mercantilist economists believed that worker income and the amount of labor offered were negatively related--that is, as wages rose, workers would be less willing to work.

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The mercantilist economists believed that as wages rose, workers would be less willing to work because they would have more money and would not need to work as much.

The Mercantilist Economists Believed That Worker Income and the Amount