Demand for labour is direct demand. (State whether the statement is TRUE or FALSE)
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Yes, it is true i.e. demand of labour is direct demand.
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The statement given here is False.
The demand for labor is based on the concept of Demand and supply concept of economics.
For example if demand for the products of a firm increases then demand of labor demand will automatically increased by the firms because they will need more workers to manufacture goods.
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