At what wage level there will be no unemployment or labor shortages in the labor market? $30 $25 $20 $10 $15

In a labor market, the worker is the supplier (or producer) and the employer is the consumer. Wages are the price paid for a worker’s labor. The labor demand curve shows the number of workers that firms can hire at different wages. This curve has a negative slope because as wage rates increase, firms have to hire fewer workers to decrease production costs. At the equilibrium point, the number of workers available to work equals the number of workers the employers are willing to hire. So, there is no excess supply or demand for labor. This means there is no unemployment or labor shortages.

The equilibrium point in the question is $15. So that means $15 is the correct answer.

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