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What is the marginal physical product?
The resulting rate of change in a firms output as a result of employing one extra unit of a factor of production for example labour.
How do workers typically express self-interest?
By minimizing the economic losses of other business firms
How does a firm know when it can afford to hire more workers?
if the MRP is greater than a firms MC
How do workers typically express self interest?
By minimizing the economic losses of other business firms
Why do firms will continue hiring workers until the marginal revenue product of labor is equal to the wage rate?
Firms continue hiring workers until the marginal revenue product of labor (MRP) equals the wage rate because this is the point where they maximize profit. When MRP exceeds the wage rate, firms can increase profits by hiring additional workers, as each new worker contributes more to revenue than their cost. Conversely, if the wage exceeds the MRP, hiring more workers would decrease profits, as their cost would outweigh the revenue they generate. Thus, aligning MRP with the wage rate ensures that firms operate efficiently and sustainably.
How does spelization by workers benefit the firms employing them?
Workers who specialize become more efficient and thereby increase productivity.
How does specialization by workers benefit firms employing the?
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Efficiency wage model firms tend to pay workers?
no.
Which of these is not an example of services provided by government to business firms?
workers for their factories
Which is not an example of services provided by government to business firms?
workers for a factory
What is the marginal physical product?
The resulting rate of change in a firms output as a result of employing one extra unit of a factor of production for example labour.
How many percent of all US firms employ 100 or fewer workers?
25%
How do workers typically express self interest?
By minimizing the economic losses of other business firms
How do workers typically express self-interest?
By minimizing the economic losses of other business firms
How does a firm know when it can afford to hire more workers?
if the MRP is greater than a firms MC
How does the National minimum wage affect workers and firms?
This law determines how little money a company can pay to its workers. Without it, a company can make a worker's wage ridicously low.
Do unionized workers earn more money or benefits than similarly situated workers in nonunionized firms in the same industry?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Unionized workers, on an average and throughout all industries, make $20.65 compared to non-union workers $16.42.
