Supermodel Linda Evangelista has been quoted as saying. "U) dor't wake up for less than $10,000 a day" If Ms. Evangelista is paid $15,000 for her next daylong photo shoot, then she is being paid $15,000 to cover her opportunity cost. she is receiving economic rent to labor equal to $5,000. the first $10,000 she receives is economic rent to labor and the next $5,000 is more economic rent. the entire $15,000 would be considered economic rent to labor.
Supermodel Linda Evangelista has been quoted as saying. "U) dor't wake up for less than $10,000 a day" If Ms. Evangelista is paid $15,000 for her next daylong photo shoot, then she is being paid $15,000 to cover her opportunity cost. she is receiving economic rent to labor equal to $5,000. the first $10,000 she receives is economic rent to labor and the next $5,000 is more economic rent. the entire $15,000 would be considered economic rent to labor.
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![Supermodel Linda Evangelista has been quoted as saying. "U) dor't wake up for less than $10,000 a day" If Ms. Evangelista is paid $15,000 for her next daylong photo shoot, then
she is being paid $15,000 to cover her opportunity cost.
she is receiving economic rent to labor equal to $5,000.
the first $10,000 she receives is economic rent to labor and the next $5,000 is more economic rent.
the entire $15,000 would be considered economic rent to labor.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F2b4dfa94-c589-4cb9-9d6a-c32b423816c8%2F03f6e424-85a1-42fe-9979-d74f22fb0c69%2F7vvt34_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Supermodel Linda Evangelista has been quoted as saying. "U) dor't wake up for less than $10,000 a day" If Ms. Evangelista is paid $15,000 for her next daylong photo shoot, then
she is being paid $15,000 to cover her opportunity cost.
she is receiving economic rent to labor equal to $5,000.
the first $10,000 she receives is economic rent to labor and the next $5,000 is more economic rent.
the entire $15,000 would be considered economic rent to labor.
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