Transcript Chapter 27 - The Demand for Resources

Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
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C HAPTE R
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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The Demand for
Resources
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Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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SIGNIFICANCE OF
RESOURCE PRICING
•Money Income
Determination
•Resource Allocation
•Cost Minimization
•Ethical Questions
and Policy Issues
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Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY
THEORY OF RESOURCE DEMAND
Resource Demand as a Derived
Demand
Marginal Revenue Product (MRP)
•Productivity
•Marginal Product (MP)
•Product Price
Marginal
Revenue =
Product
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Change in Total Revenue
Unit change in Resource Quantity
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY
THEORY OF RESOURCE DEMAND
Marginal
Revenue =
Cost
Change in Total (Resource) Cost
Unit change in Resource Quantity
Rule for Employing Resources:
MRP = MRC
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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
Labor Demand and Allocation:
Selected Nations
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
Percentage of Labor Force
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MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Developing
Countries
Industrially
Advanced
Countries
Key Terms
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United
States
25
50
75
100
Agriculture
Industry
Services
Agriculture
Industry
Services
Agriculture
Industry
Services
Source: International Labour Organization
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MRP AS A DEMAND SCHEDULE
Pure Competition
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Total
Units of Product
Resource (Output)
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Marginal
product
(MP)
Product Total
Price Revenue
0
Marginal
Revenue
Product (MRP)
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Resource Pricing
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Quantity of resource demanded
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MRP AS A DEMAND SCHEDULE
Pure Competition
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Total
Units of Product
Resource (Output)
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Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Resource price
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Combination of
Resources
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Price Revenue
$2
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Revenue
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Pure Competition
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Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Total
Units of Product
Resource (Output)
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Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Resource price
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Price Revenue
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Pure Competition
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Total
Units of Product
Resource (Output)
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Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Resource price
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Resources
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Price Revenue
$2
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Product (MRP)
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Pure Competition
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Total
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Resource (Output)
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Resource Pricing
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Marginal
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Product (MRP)
Product Total
Price Revenue
$2
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The purely competitive
seller’s demand for
a resource
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Quantity of resource demanded
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MRP AS A DEMAND SCHEDULE
Pure Competition
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Total
Units of Product
Resource (Output)
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Marginal
product
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Product Total
Price Revenue
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$2
$ 0
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the2 case
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Competition
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Resource price
(wage rate)
Significance of
Resource Pricing
P
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Marginal
Revenue
Product (MRP)
$ 14
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6
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The purely competitive
seller’s demand for
a resource
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Q
Quantity of resource demanded
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MRP AS A DEMAND SCHEDULE
Imperfect Competition
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Total
Units of Product
Resource (Output)
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(wage rate)
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Resource Pricing
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Marginal
product
(MP)
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Price Revenue
$2.80
2.60
2.40
2.20
2.00
1.85
1.75
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Marginal
Revenue
Product (MRP)
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$ 0
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31.20
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44.00
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$ 18.20
13.00
8.40
4.40
2.25
1.00
-1.05
The imperfectly
Competitive seller’s
demand for a resource
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Quantity of resource demanded
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DETERMINANTS OF RESOURCE DEMAND
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Changes in Product Demand
Changes in Productivity
• Quantities of Other
Resources
• Technological Progress
• Quality of the Variable
Resource
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DETERMINANTS OF RESOURCE DEMAND
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Changes in the Prices of
Other Resources
Substitute Resources
• Substitution Effect
• Output Effect
• Net Effect
Complementary Resources
Occupational Employment
Trends
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ELASTICITY OF RESOURCE DEMAND
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
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Percentage change in resource price
Rate of MP Decline
Ease of Resource Substitutability
Elasticity of Product Demand
Ratio of Resource Cost to Total
Key Terms
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Erd =
Percentage change in resource quantity
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Cost Ratio
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Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
OPTIMUM COMBINATION
OF RESOURCES
Least-Cost Rule
Least-Cost Combination of Resources
MP of Labor
MP of Capital
Price of Labor
Price of Capital
Profit-Maximizing Combination
Key Terms
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MRPL
MRPC
PL
PC
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MARGINAL PRODUCTIVITY THEORY
OF INCOME DISTRIBUTION
Significance of
Resource Pricing
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Resource
Demand
Inequality
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
Key Terms
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Market Imperfections
Chapter
Conclusions
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derived demand
marginal product (MP)
marginal revenue product (MRP)
marginal resource cost (MRC)
MRP = MRC rule
substitution effect
output effect
elasticity of resource demand
least-cost combination of resources
profit-maximizing combination of resources
marginal productivity theory of income distribution
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Resource Pricing
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Theory of Resource
Demand
MRP as a Demand
Schedule
Determinants of
Resource Demand
Elasticity of Resource
Demand
Optimum
Combination of
Resources
Marginal Productivity
Theory of Income
Distribution
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