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    When an Individual's MRP Is Not Measurable,his or Her Market
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When an Individual's MRP Is Not Measurable,his or Her Market

Question 2

Question 2

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When an individual's MRP is not measurable,his or her market wage is usually determined by


A) The individual's MPP.
B) His or her opportunity wage.
C) The selling price of his or her output.

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