In the basic classical model of national income, [a] Derive labor demand, labor supply, and labor market equilibrium on a graph; [b] Derive capital demand, capital supply, and capital market equilibrium on a graph; [c] What is the economic principle used to derive the above demand curves? What is the assumption necessary to derive the above supply curves?

In the basic classical model of national income, [a] Derive labor demand, labor supply, and labor market equilibrium on a graph; [b] Derive capital demand, capital supply, and capital market equilibrium on a graph; [c] What is the economic principle used to derive the above demand curves? What is the assumption necessary to derive the above supply curves?

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