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q http://www.hetsa.org.au/pdf/33-A-1.pdf
q http://courses.missouristate.edu/reedolsen/courses/eco165/Notes/resource.htm
q www.oswego.edu/~dighe/salary08.ppt
q www.swlearning.com/economics/wetzstein/wetzstein1e/ppt/ch17.ppt
Suggested Readings
q Gould, John P., and Lazear, Edward P. Microeconomic Theory. Richard D. Irwin, Inc(2000),
th
6 ed.
ECONOMICS PAPER No.: 5-Factor Pricing and Distribution
MODULE No. : 4: Pricing in Imperfect Factor Market (Monopsony)
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q Koutsoyiannis A., Modern Microeconomics. Macmillan (2003) 2 ed. (revised).
q Salvatore Dominick, Microeconomics Theory and Applications. Oxford University Press
th
(2003), 4 ed.
Glossary
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Average expenditure on labour (AE ): It is the expenditure of hiring per unit of labour.
L
M
ECONOMICS PAPER No.: 5-Factor Pricing and Distribution
MODULE No. : 4: Pricing in Imperfect Factor Market (Monopsony)
Marginal expenditure on capital (ME ): The extra expenditure or cost of hiring an additional unit
of capital. K
Marginal expenditure on labour (ME ): Themarginal expenditure on labour of a firm is defined as
L
change in total expenditure of labour by the firm due to additional hiring of labour.
Marginal revenue product of labour(MRP ): The marginal product of labour multiplied by the
marginal revenue of the product. L
Marginal product of capital(MP ): The change in total product due to per-unit change in the capital
used. K
Marginal product of labour (MP ): The change in total product due to per-unit change in the labour
used. L
Monopoly: Single seller in the product market.
Monopolistic exploitation:The excess of an input’s value of marginal product over its marginal
revenue product for a given level of input us
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