The following table shows the total physical product of labor. Compute the marginal physical product (MPP) of labor and the marginal revenue product (MRP) of labor at output prices of $10 per unit and $12 per unit. If labor costs $105 per unit, how much should the firm hire at each price of output?
Total Physical
MPP of Labor
MRP at a
Price of $10
MRP at a
Price of $12
LaborProduct
of Labor
110_______________222_______________335_______________447_______________558_______________668_______________777_______________885_______________?

What will be an ideal response?


If labor costs $105 per unit, the firm should hire 5 units of labor if the price of output is $10 and 7 units of labor if the price of output is $12.

Total PhysicalMRP at aMRP at a?Product
MPP of LaborPrice of $10Price of $12Laborof Labor
11010100120
22212120144
33513130156
44712120144
55811110132
66810100120
777990108
88588096


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