The following labor market graph applies to questions 13-16.Consider the following competitive labor market situation before and after a tax is levied onlabor suppliers. (This would be as if the companies did not withhold any taxes from workers'paychecks. The workers would always be the ones mailing in any taxes owed on their payfrom the firms.)WwdWoWsLImpED(no tax)D. (with tax)L13. Before the tax is imposed, firms' surplus is given by the area A + B + C. This surplusmeasuresO the workers' addition to profit.O how much the firm is paying the workers.O how much more the workers are getting paid compared the combined minima the workers are willingto work for.O the firms' combined revenues.O the size of the wage.

The labor market is the interaction between suppliers of labor and consumers of labor. The consumers…

Wd Wo Ws E F Imp S L D (no tax) L₁ Lo D, (with tax) L 13. Before the tax is imposed, firms' surplus is given by the area A+B+C. This surplus measures the workers' addition to profit. how much the firm is paying the workers. O how much more the workers are getting paid compared the combined minima the workers are willing to work for. O the firms' combined revenues. O the size of the wage.

Wd Wo Ws E F Imp S L D (no tax) L₁ Lo D, (with tax) L 13. Before the tax is imposed, firms' surplus is given by the area A+B+C. This surplus measures the workers' addition to profit. how much the firm is paying the workers. O how much more the workers are getting paid compared the combined minima the workers are willing to work for. O the firms' combined revenues. O the size of the wage.

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