Lesson 29-31 Flashcards
income effect
the change in demand for a good or service caused by a change in a consumer’s purchasing power
Non-pecuniary benefits
benefits offered to workers by firms that are not financial in nature
substitution effect
as prices rise — or income decreases — consumers will replace more expensive items with cheaper alternatives
transfer earnings
the minimum payment required to keep a factor of production in its present use
economic rent
a payment received by a factor of production over and above what would be needed to keep it in its present use
wage elasticity of supply of labour
a measure of the sensitivity of quantity of labour supplied to a change in the price of wages.
what is the formula for WES?
%change in quantity of labour supplied/%change in wages