A) hire the same number of laborers in both situations.
B) increase the number of laborers hired from 4 to 6.
C) decrease the number of laborers hired from 4 to 3.
D) increase the number of laborers hired from 4 to 5.
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A) marginal revenue product.
B) talent.
C) earnings.
D) media hype.
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A) school teachers
B) statisticians
C) physical therapist assistants
D) wind turbine service technicians
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A) marginal revenue product of each worker is $25.
B) marginal revenue product of the first worker is $20.
C) marginal revenue product of the second worker is $20.
D) data given are insufficient to determine the marginal revenue product of either worker.
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A) the supply of that resource.
B) the demand for the product or service that it helps produce.
C) the price of that input.
D) the elasticity of supply of substitute inputs.
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A) the firm is making profits.
B) the firm is incurring losses.
C) more labor should be employed.
D) less labor should be employed.
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A) supply of the resource.
B) productivity of the resource.
C) price of the product the resource helps to produce.
D) demand for the product the resource helps to produce.
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A) marginal product of elevator operators was equal to its price.
B) marginal product of automatic elevator equipment was equal to its price.
C) marginal product of automatic elevator equipment divided by its price was greater than that for elevator operators.
D) marginal product of elevator operators divided by its price was greater than that for automatic elevator equipment.
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A) marginal resource cost equals their wage rate.
B) wage rate equals product price.
C) MP is equal to their MRP.
D) marginal resource cost is equal to their MRP.
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A) total, average, and marginal cost are equal.
B) total, average, and marginal revenue are equal.
C) the marginal revenue product equals the marginal resource cost.
D) the marginal revenue product is greater than the marginal resource cost.
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A) MRP L / Pₗ = MRP C / Pc and Pₓ = 1/MC
B) MRP L / Pₗ = MRPc / Pc and Pₓ = AVC
C) Pₓ = MC and MRPₗ / Pₗ = MRP C / Pc = 1
D) Pₓ = MC and MP L / Pₗ = MPc / Pc
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A) should hire less of X and more of Y.
B) should hire more of both X and Y.
C) is producing with the least-costly combination of X and Y but could increase its profits by employing more of X and less of Y.
D) is using the least-costly combination of X and Y but could increase its profits by employing less of both X and Y.
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A) $6.50
B) $3
C) $8
D) $7
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A) easier it is to substitute capital for labor.
B) greater the elasticity of resource supply.
C) greater the elasticity of product demand.
D) smaller the ratio of labor costs to total costs.
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A) use more labor and less capital.
B) use less labor and less capital.
C) use less labor and more capital.
D) make no change in resource use.
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A) slopes downward because the firm must lower price to sell more output.
B) slopes downward because labor productivity increases as successive workers are hired.
C) is perfectly elastic because the firm is hiring an insignificant portion of the total labor supply.
D) slopes downward because the marginal product of successive workers declines.
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