In: Economics
Question 22
For a worker, the opportunity cost of an hour of leisure
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 is the same for a celebrity talk-show host as it is for a teacher.  | 
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 is determined by factors that are unrelated to his hourly wage.  | 
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 falls by $8 when his wage rises by $8 per hour.  | 
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| d. | 
 rises by $8 when his wage rises by $8 per hour.  | 
Question 23
An increase in the demand for houses
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 increases the equilibrium wage of carpenters and decreases the value of carpenters’ marginal product of labor.  | 
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 increases the equilibrium wage of carpenters and increases the value of carpenters’ marginal product of labor.  | 
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| c. | 
 decreases the equilibrium wage of carpenters and increases the value of carpenters’ marginal product of labor.  | 
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| d. | 
 decreases the equilibrium wage of carpenters and decreases the value of carpenters’ marginal product of labor.  | 
Question 24
An increase in the value of the marginal product of labor has the effect of increasing the
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 demand for labor.  | 
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 wage.  | 
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 quantity of labor employed.  | 
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 All of the above are correct.  | 
Answer 22
for a worker,the opportunity cost of an hour of leisure
rises by $8 when his wage rises by $8 per hour
The opportunity cost of leisure is the income forgone working.
Answer 23
C decreases the equilibrium wage of carpenters and increases the value of carpenters’ marginal product of labor.
Answer 24
B. Wage