Monopsony means a market with several sellers, but ONE buyer ... say, the US Air Force is the sole buyer of armed aircraft in America. The FBI is the sole buyer of FBI badges.
Monopsonists employ as many workers as they wish, like all employers.
A monopsonist hires fewer workers than a firm in a competitive labor market because it is the sole buyer of labor, giving it greater market power to set wages. Unlike competitive firms that accept the market wage, a monopsonist must raise wages to attract additional workers, leading to higher marginal costs for hiring. As a result, the monopsonist will hire workers up to the point where the marginal cost of labor equals the marginal revenue product, which typically occurs at a lower quantity of employment compared to competitive firms. This results in a lower overall employment level in the monopsonistic market.
A single buyer is referred to as a "monopsonist." This term is used in economics to describe a situation in which there is only one buyer in the market.
It may restrict their ability to drive an emergency vehicle, which in turn may reduce their chances of employment by a particular authority.
Many people have wished. Many indicates a plurality. One person has wished for a mild winter, but two or more have wished.
infinitive: wish past: wished past participle: wished
I Wished on the Moon was created in 1935.
wished as in "I wished that my prince/ss would come, and s/he did!"
Because smaller mining firms either did not have the capital resources to perform exploration and extraction activities or wished to restrict themselves to the operational side of mining
By "personal time" it will be assumed that you are actually at your place of employment, but on "break" time. They can if you are using their computer system or servers to access the net.
The duration of Wished on Mabel is 660.0 seconds.
The past tense of wish is wished. ex) "I wish I had a pony" and "I wished for a pony"
Restrict is already a verb. For example, "to restrict something or someone" is an action and therefore a verb.