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		<description>(Q)For homework problem #3, when its asking for the rental prices and the real wage, does it mean that we need to indicate if the rental prices or the real wage increases while L increases or do we need to calculate for a specific numerical answer, for instance, the amount increased? Thank you!

(A)You are asked for numerical answer. That is, you need to tell how much % the Y, R/P and W/P increases (or decreases). In case of labor, plug in 1.1L instead of L and then take the ratio of the amount you compare.</description>
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<p>(A)You are asked for numerical answer. That is, you need to tell how much % the Y, R/P and W/P increases (or decreases). In case of labor, plug in 1.1L instead of L and then take the ratio of the amount you compare.</p>
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