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Why are resource prices important?
Money-income determination
Cost minimization
resource allocation
Policy issues
Derived demand depends on
Productivity of resource (MP) and Price(P) of the good it helps produce
What determines resource demand?
Product demand and Changes in productivity
What causes changes in productivity?
Quantities of other resources
Technological advance
Quality of the variable resource
Rising employment
1)Services
2) health care
3) Computers
Declining employment
Labor saving technological change and textiles
Elasticity of product demand
If the demand for he roduct is inelastic, the increase in the amount of the product demanded will be small.
Elasticity of resource demand measures...
Measures the extent to which producers change the quantity of a resource they hire when its price changes.
Least cost rule
Last dollar spent on each resource yields the same marginal product
Profit maximizing rule
MRP of each resource equals its price
Income Distribution
Pay according to value of service.
What's wrong with income distribution
Inequality: Everyone can't work
Market imperfection: not all markets are the same