Read Eye on Potential GDP in the eText or click on the icon following exercise to open a copy. Then work the In Korea, real GOP 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 576, the real wage rate is $50 per hour, and people work an average of 34 hours per week Explain the difference in the two labor markets in the graph, draw the Korean demand for labor curve (label it LD,) and the Korean supply of labor curve (label it LS). Now mark the Korean labor market equilibrium Draw the US demand for labor curve (label it LDus) and the U.S. supply of labor curve (label it Lus). Now mark the US labor market equilibrium 65 60- 55 50 45 40 35 30 Real wage rale (2012 dollars per hour) 25 20 151. 10+ 22 14 34 40 40 62 Labor (hours per worker per week) Draw only the objects specified in the question Q G

Read Eye on Potential GDP in the eText or click on the icon following exercise to open a copy. Then work the In Korea, real GOP 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 576, the real wage rate is $50 per hour, and people work an average of 34 hours per week Explain the difference in the two labor markets in the graph, draw the Korean demand for labor curve (label it LD,) and the Korean supply of labor curve (label it LS). Now mark the Korean labor market equilibrium Draw the US demand for labor curve (label it LDus) and the U.S. supply of labor curve (label it Lus). Now mark the US labor market equilibrium 65 60- 55 50 45 40 35 30 Real wage rale (2012 dollars per hour) 25 20 151. 10+ 22 14 34 40 40 62 Labor (hours per worker per week) Draw only the objects specified in the question Q G

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