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5.1 Intro to Factor Markets

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Question 1
1.

In which model did we first learn about factor markets? Think unit 1....(3 word answer)

Question 2
2.

What is a monopsony?

Question 3
3.

How many output/resource combinations are there?

Question 4
4.

Question 5
5.

Match the following.

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Graph on the left.
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Perfectly Competitive Market
Graph on the right.
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Perfectly Competitive Firm
Question 6
6.

In the market....

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Wage and Qd
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Inversely Related
Wage and Qs
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Directly Related
Question 7
7.
A perfectly competitive producing firm is a __________ __________ . A perfectly competitive hiring firm is a _________ __________ .
Other Answer Choices:
wage
taker
maker
price
Question 8
8.
  • Wage taken from the market
  • Marginal Resource Cost
  • Marginal Revenue Product
  • Supply of Labor to the Firm =
  • Demand of Labor to the Firm =
Question 9
9.

Where will the firm hire? (State the rule!)

Check the following for each
(Output, Resource) combination.
Possible
Not Possible
PC, PC
PC, Monopsony
PC, Monopoly
Monopoly, Monopsony
Monopsony, Monopoly
Monopoly, PC