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6. If Industry A can substitute capital for labor easily and Industry B can not, then (other things equal) A) Industry A's own-wage elasticity of demand will be higher than Industry B's. B) Industry B's own-wage elasticity of demand will be higher than Industry A's. C) the industries' own-wage elasticities of demand will be equal. D) we cannot predict which firm's own-wage elasticity of demand will be higher.
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