Chapter 7 Flashcards
Most important and largest in almost all economies with the gross national earnings
Labor
Operates by supplying a skill or talent that someone else would need or demand
Labor Markets
Roles in the labor market are determined by the one who ?, or ? and ?
The one who supplies the labor
The seller of the labor
The one who buys the labor
Link between the price of a product and the quantity demanded for it
Demand
The input to a factor of production
Labor
Exist with the invisible hand at work, the forces of supply and demand
Labor markets
The idea about decision-makers on how much more income is expected for additional labor employed
Value of the marginal product of labor
Gives us the relationship of the inputs in terms of the poor and the amount of product obtained
The production function
The more labor the production function shows that it increases at a fast rate at the beginning, and moves slowly, flatter, toward the right most part of the graph
Diminishing marginal productivity
Is the link between the price of a product and the quantity supplied for it
Supply
All other things remain constant
Ceteris paribus
Individuals would be choosing not to work when they value leisure more than the weight rate that they would be receiving from working
Reservation wage theory
Minimum rate that a worker is willing to accept for a specific job at a given period of time, considering there is no change in an individual’s, overall wealth, marital status, length of an employment, health, and security and disability issues
Reservation wage
The demand for labor is ? And the supply is ?
Downward sloping
Upward sloping
The point where demand for labor, and the supply are met
Equilibrium wage and quantity