EBK FOUNDATIONS OF ECONOMICS
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Chapter 24, Problem 1IAPA
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A graph of demand and supply of labor in Korea and the US, and mark a point at the equilibrium of the quantity of labor per person per week and the real wage rate in each economy.
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