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Labour Market
The labour market is a factor market. The supply of labour is determined by those who want to be employed (the employees), whilst the demand for labour is from employers.
Demand
Demand is related to how productive labour is and how much the product is demanded.
Elasticity of Demand
The elasticity of demand for labour is linked to how price elastic the demand for the product is.
Nominal Wages
Nominal wages are the monetary value of wages. For example, if someone receives £10 per hour, their nominal wage is £10.
Real Wages
Real wages are wages adjusted for inflation. If inflation is 2% then the real wage is £10 minus 2%.