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Demand for Labor
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Labor Market Demand
Labor Market
Reversed demand and supply
Demand --> firms
Supply --> people
EXAMPLE: Car Wash in Perfect Competition
- MR = $5 per car wash
- How much will we make per unit of labor?
THINK ABOUT THIS: How much am I getting per unit of labor added?
How much should you get paid for a job?
Voluntary Exchange
The wage must cover his opportunity cost.
Derived Demand
As pretzel demand increases, demand for labor increases.
Wage Discrimination
Monopsony- When there is only one company hiring and workers are relatively immobile.
Efficiency Wages keep workers happy though they are above equilibrium.
Unions
Strike
Minimum Wage- a price floor on labor
How high should the minimum wage be?
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