Determining the wage etc.
The question is "Determine the wage on the market with the help of a figure if the supply of labor is described by W = 0.002L + 5 where W is in kronor and L is the number of working hours." So how do I plot this supply?
I know that P = 40 and there is 100 firms in the market. Also I have plotted MRPL into the industry's graph since this was given:
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Please be clear. Thank you!
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I just wanted to have someone check if this is correct, also the last picture of...
I just wanted to have someone check if this
is correct, also the last picture of the table is what I tried to
plug into the graph but the system is skipping over the numbers I
need to plug in when I put my mouse over it so I'm afraid it may be
incorrect. pls help, thank you!
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1 a
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Please be clear. Thank you!
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I just wanted to have someone check if this
is correct, also the last picture of the table is what I tried to
plug into the graph but the system is skipping over the numbers I
need to plug in when I put my mouse over it so I'm afraid it may be
incorrect. pls help, thank you!
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1 a
1b
1c
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If Janet's labor-supply curve is upward sloping when the wage is
between $8 and $12 per hour, then point on the graph
represents a possible optimum at a wage of $12 per hour. Given this
optimum at a wage of $12 per hour, an optimum of point
generates a backward-sloping labor-supply curve when
the wage is between $12 and $16 per hour.
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