Chapter 4 - Labour and Financial Markets Flashcards

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6 factors that shift labour demand

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  1. Demand for output
  2. Education/training
  3. Technology
  4. Number of companies
  5. Regulations
  6. Price and availability
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3 factors that shift labour supply

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  1. Number of workers
  2. Education required
  3. Government policies
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3
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Derived demand

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Demand for labour based on the demand for the good or service being produced

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4
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Interest rate

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Rate of return. Price of borrowing money, or money received for depositing money

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5
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Intertemporal decision making

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Whether someone in the financial market wants to consume goods now or in the future

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6
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Usury law

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Impose an upper limit on the interest rate that lenders can charge

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7
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Why can price controls be counterproductive?

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They can cause shortages and surpluses. They can cause higher rates for lower quality products, or lower rates for higher quality products. They can also hide information about true scarcity

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