Practice mode Production Factors

What does an increase in demand for a firm’s output do?

Correct answer A. It increases the prosperity of both the firm and the factors hired by the firm

Explanation

Higher demand raises output prices and profits, and it also raises the value of the marginal product of the firm's inputs, so workers and other factors earn more too.

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