Bonita's Braidworks hires workers to braid hair. The store sells the service for $25 per customer. The marginal revenue product of this store?s fifth worker is $50. The marginal product of the fifth worker is

A. 0.5 braided customers.
B. 2 braided customers.
C. 25 braided customers.
D. indeterminate from this information.


Answer: B

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