Suppose demand for labor is given by the equation Pp = 25 – 2Qp and supply for labor is given by the %3D equation Ps = 5 + 20s. Price is the hourly wage rate in dollars and quantity measures the number of %3D workers. Imposing a minimum wage of $17 by government will O create a labor surplus of 2 and firms will hire 5 workers. O create unemployment of 0 and firms will hire 4 workers. O create a labor shortage of 0 and firms will hire 5 workers. create unemployment of 2 and firms will hire 4 workers.

Suppose demand for labor is given by the equation Pp = 25 – 2Qp and supply for labor is given by the %3D equation Ps = 5 + 20s. Price is the hourly wage rate in dollars and quantity measures the number of %3D workers. Imposing a minimum wage of $17 by government will O create a labor surplus of 2 and firms will hire 5 workers. O create unemployment of 0 and firms will hire 4 workers. O create a labor shortage of 0 and firms will hire 5 workers. create unemployment of 2 and firms will hire 4 workers.

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