As demand for commodity X increases, the producer employ more units of Labour in order to increase production
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As demand for commodity X increases, the producer employs more units of Labour in order to increase production.
- When the demand for a unit of commodity increases then the producer will employ more units of labour in order to increase production so that the demand level is met.
- This may include employing new capital and increasing labour hours so that the demand is met in time.
- By increasing the rate of production, the producer is bound to earn profit.
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