In the labor market, adjustments to changes in supply and demand
A) usually occur instantly.
B) usually take time to occur.
C) do not apply, since the labor market does not respond to supply and demand forces.
D) do not apply, since wages in the labor market always go up.
B
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a. It will make a profit b. It will only cover the variable costs c. It will make a loss d. A firm is unable to sell above the break-even quantity
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