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Labour Supply

Labour Supply

Labour supply is the number of hours workers are willing and able to offer to a firm or occupation at each wage rate over a given period. The labour supply curve normally slopes upward because higher wages make work in that firm or occupation more attractive.

8.3.6 causes of shifts in and movement along the supply curve of labour to a firm or an occupation Lesson

  1. Intl A Level
  2. /Economics
  3. /8.3.6 causes of shifts in and movement along the supply curve of labour to a firm or an occupation

Step-by-step lessons on CIE Intl A Level Economics 8.3.6 causes of shifts in and movement along the supply curve of labour to a firm or an occupation. Each one builds up to exam-style questions.

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