The correct answer is- the MRP exceeds the wage rate.
<h3>How does MRP influence wage rates?</h3>
Basic economic theory suggests that wages depend on a worker's marginal revenue product MRP. (this is basically the value that they add to the firm which employs them.)
MRP is determined by two factors: MPP – Marginal physical product – the productivity of a worker.
<h3>What factors increase wages?</h3><h3>Productivity:</h3>
Wage increase is sometimes associated with increase in productivity.
Workers may also be offered additional bonus, etc., if productivity increases beyond a certain level.
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Answer: b. Remain constant
Explanation:
Fixed costs as the term implies, do not change depending on the units produced or sold but rather remain constant over the period. If the company sells 2,000 or 5,000 more units, the fixed costs will remain constant.
For instance, if the rent of the selling warehouse is $4,000 per month and the company stores and then sells any number of units, they will still pay $4,000 regardless.
As flat fee =
57.50 - 5000*0.01 = 7.50
<span>Let fee per share = x </span>
so it would be
<span> y = 0.01x + 7.5
so i conclude correct option fro above statement is
B
hope it helps</span>
Answer:
The correct answer is D. perfectly elastic labor supply curve and a downsloping labor demand curve.
Explanation:
The basis of the model is the assumption that no player in the market is large or strong enough to be able to control the industry. There are many buyers and sellers, and each one is small. Companies can sell any amount of production at market prices. Companies in this form of market face a horizontal demand curve, and all companies produce a homogeneous product.
A large number of small sellers and buyers exist in this type of market. No entity is so powerful that it can change the face or direction of the industry. No company can produce any control over the price or quantity of the product. Although each company increase or decrease prices and production, the industry as a whole remains unchanged.
