In Korea, real GDP per hour of labor is $22, the real wage rate is $15...

 

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In Korea, real GDP per hour of labor is $22, the real wage rate is $15 per hour, and people work an average of 46 hours per week. In the United States, real GDP per hour of labor is $51, the real wage rate is $34 per hour, and people work an average of 34 hours per week. Draw the Korean demand for labor curve. Label it LDK. Draw the Korean supply of labor curve. Label it LSK. Draw a point at the Korean equilibrium real wage rate and employment level. Draw the U.S demand for labor curve and label it LDUS. Draw the U.S. supply of labor curve and label it LSUS. Draw a point at the U.S. equilibrium real wage rate and employment level. In Korea, real GDP per hour of labor is $22, the real wage rate is $15 per hour, and people work an average of 46 hours per week. In the United States, real GDP per hour of labor is $51, the real wage rate is $34 per hour, and people work an average of 34 hours per week. Draw the Korean demand for labor curve. Label it LDK. Draw the Korean supply of labor curve. Label it LSK. Draw a point at the Korean equilibrium real wage rate and employment level. Draw the U.S demand for labor curve and label it LDUS. Draw the U.S. supply of labor curve and label it LSUS. Draw a point at the U.S. equilibrium real wage rate and employment level.

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