In a purely competitive labor market, Multiple choice question. the supply of labor faced by an individual firm is perfectly inelastic. the demand for labor faced by an individual firm is perfectly elastic. the supply of labor faced by an individual firm is perfectly elastic. the supply of labor faced by an individual firm is perfectly unit-elastic.
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