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In the short run, labor is the only variable factor used by a firm in the production of a certain product. The manager of the firm has estimated that the marginal product of labor is given by MPL = 160/?L. The wage per unit of labor is w = $24, and each unit of output can be sold at a constant price P. The firm is maximizing profits by employing L = 100. Based on this information Answer the price of each unit of output is P = $1.5. the firm will increase L if w increases the law of diminishing returns does not hold none of the above. In the short run, labor is the only variable factor used by a firm in the production of a certain product. The manager of the firm has estimated that the marginal product of labor is given by MPL = 160/?L. The wage per unit of labor is w = $24, and each unit of output can be sold at a constant price P. The firm is maximizing profits by employing L = 100. Based on this information the price of each unit of output is P = $1.5. the firm will increase L if w increases the law of diminishing returns does not hold none of the above. the price of each unit of output is P = $1.5. the firm will increase L if w increases the law of diminishing returns does not hold none of the above.

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none of the above.

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