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katrin [286]
2 years ago
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In un sistema economico l’offerta di lavoro da parte delle famiglie `e fissa e pari a Ls = 9. Nel sistema operano 100 imprese id

entiche con funzione di produzione q = K(L)^0.5. Se il prezzo dell’output e uguale a p = 2 e ogni impresa impiega K = 6 unita di capitale, qual `e il salario (w∗) che consente l’equilibrio nel mercato del lavoro?
w∗ =
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erik [133]2 years ago
8 0
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