this isn't a question so unless you give me the original or whole question I'm not sure how to answer
Answer:
d. the quantity demanded for the market will increase to less than 30,000 workers.
Explanation:
Missing options:
- a. the quantity demanded for the market will increase to 30,000 workers.
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b. the quantity demanded for the market will increase to more than 30,000 workers.
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c. the quantity demanded for the market will increase, but we can't tell which of the above answers is correct.
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d. the quantity demanded for the market will increase to less than 30,000 workers.
maximum total demand for labor = 30 (at $8) x 1,000 firms = 30,000 workers, but since the equilibrium rate had been $9 for many years, some workers have already been hired at $9, and it is usually very difficult to lower someone's wage once they have been working. Even thought the quantity demanded will increase, it will probably not be able to reach 30,000 workers.
They girls would have 39 peices left. You would add 42+32=74-35=39 peices left
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