The marginal product of labor is the

a. value marginal product of labor multiplied by the price of the good produced.
b. total output of labor divided by the quantity of labor used.
c. additional output resulting from employing one additional unit of labor.
d. same as the marginal revenue product of labor in price-taker markets.


C

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A. a chocolate, followed by another chocolate B. a hard candy, followed by another hard candy C. a hard candy, followed by a chocolate D. a chocolate, followed by a hard candy

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Which of the following should be increased during an expansion?

A) Government spending B) Unemployment C) Inflation D) Tax rates

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Maximizing total revenue is the same as maximizing profit

a. True b. False

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The dual-control approach refers to

a. dual trading programs, one for sulfur dioxide and one for nitrogen oxides b. different standards used in PSD areas versus nonattainment areas c. the netting program and the offset program d. state control of existing sources and federal control of new or modified sources

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