1. A leftward shift in the labor supply curve would result if:
A) people value leisure less highly.
B) people have more nonlabor income.
C) transit costs to and from work decline.
D) the population increases.
2. In perfect competition:
A) the supply curve of labor to the firm is a horizontal line.
B) MFCL is greater than the price of labor.
C) MFCL is less than the price of labor.
D) MRPL equals the price of the good.
3. The marginal factor cost in a perfectly competitive market:
A) is equal to the market price of the factor.
B) is less than the market price of the factor.
C) is greater than the market price of the factor.
D) increases with the quantity of input demanded.
1. A leftward shift in the labor supply curve would result if:
A) people value leisure less highly.
B) people have more nonlabor income.
C) transit costs to and from work decline.
D) the population increases.
2. In perfect competition:
A) the supply curve of labor to the firm is a horizontal line.
B) MFCL is greater than the price of labor.
C) MFCL is less than the price of labor.
D) MRPL equals the price of the good.
3. The marginal factor cost in a perfectly competitive market:
A) is equal to the market price of the factor.
B) is less than the market price of the factor.
C) is greater than the market price of the factor.
D) increases with the quantity of input demanded.
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