A) unit-elastic.
B) elastic.
C) inelastic.
D) perfectly elastic.
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A) neither the purely competitive nor the imperfectly competitive seller.
B) the imperfectly competitive seller but not the purely competitive seller.
C) the purely competitive seller but not the imperfectly competitive seller.
D) both the purely competitive and imperfectly competitive seller.
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A) "labor-saving" technological change.
B) a decline in the wages paid to this type of labor.
C) an increase in the cost per unit of this type of labor.
D) weakening demand for machine-sewn products.
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A) MRP capital/price of capital equals MRP labor/price of labor.
B) MRP capital/MRP labor equals price of labor/price of capital.
C) MRP capital/price of capital equals MRP labor/price of labor equals 1.
D) the MRP of the last unit hired of both labor and capital are the same.
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A) MRC = MP.
B) resource price equals product price.
C) MRP = MRC.
D) MP = product price.
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A) the output of the least skilled worker.
B) a worker's output multiplied by the price at which each unit can be sold.
C) the amount an additional worker adds to the firm's total output.
D) the amount any given worker contributes to the firm's total revenue.
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A) An increase in the price of paper increases the cost of making books, thus decreasing the demand for bookbinders.
B) The widespread availability of news on the web reduces the demand for newspaper workers.
C) An increase in the price of steel increases the cost of producing cars and trucks, thus decreasing the demand for automobile workers.
D) A decline in productivity in retailing decreases the demand for retail sales workers.
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A) output effect.
B) substitution effect.
C) idea of derived demand.
D) law of diminishing returns.
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A) the demand for resource Y to be more elastic than the demand for resource X.
B) resources X and Y to be close substitutes.
C) resource X to be more expensive than resource Y.
D) the demand for resource X to be more elastic than the demand for resource Y.
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A) marginal revenue product.
B) talent.
C) earnings.
D) media hype.
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A) the substitution effect is greater than the output effect.
B) the output effect is greater than the substitution effect.
C) the income effect is greater than the output effect.
D) labor cannot be easily substituted for capital.
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A) an increase in labor productivity
B) an increase in product demand
C) a decrease in the price of another resource
D) an increase in the price of another resource
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A) perfectlyelastic.
B) elastic.
C) unit-elastic.
D) inelastic.
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A) monopoly theory of income distribution.
B) marginal productivity theory of income distribution.
C) least-cost, but not profit-maximizing, combination of inputs.
D) concept of compensating wage differences.
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A) wind turbine service technicians
B) statisticians
C) nurse practitioners
D) postal service sorters and processors
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A) should hire more of both X and Y.
B) should hire more of Y and less of X.
C) is producing with the least-costly combination of X and Y but could increase its profits by employing more of X and less of Y.
D) is using the least-costly combination of X and Y but could increase its profits by employing less of both X and Y.
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A) more capital and less labor.
B) more labor and less capital.
C) less labor and less capital.
D) the current amounts of labor and capital.
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