Question 49) option C)
A monopsonist is the only demander of labor in the market, thus it has the power to pay wages below the marginal revenue product of labor and to hire fewer workers than a perfectly competitive firm.
In perfect competition Labor market: MRP = average cost of Labor
In Monopsony, MRP = marginal cost of labor
Q50) option B)
Option d is wrong, in case of Monopsony, only single demander exist in the market with large number of suppliers.
Thus with single union imply that it behaves as a Monopolist & can restrict the output to raise the prices & hence restrict Labor supply to increase the wages.
Q51) option B)
In case of transfer payments, the poor gets benefitted, so if transfer payment not included in income distribution, then it will underestimate the inequality in living standards
Q52) option C)
Earned income tax credit is refundable tax credit program for low- to moderate-income working individuals , thus it's like a negative income tax.
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