The supply of labour in the market depends on - (1) the proportion of the population in the labour force (2) the number of person hours put in by each person (3) the size of population (4) All the above
(4) All the above Explanation: Supply of labour in an economy depends upon both economic as well as noneconomic factors. It depends upon the size of population, the number of workers available for work out of a given population, the number of hours worked, the intensity of work, the skills of workers, their willingness to work and the mobility of labour.