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(Figure: Input/Output Monopsony) the Monopsony in the Input, Which Is

Question 271

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(Figure: Input/Output Monopsony) The monopsony in the input, which is a monopoly in the output market (as shown in the graph) , would pay _____ in wages.
(Figure: Input/Output Monopsony)  The monopsony in the input, which is a monopoly in the output market (as shown in the graph) , would pay _____ in wages.   A)  $75 B)  $50 C)  $25 D)  $17.50


A) $75
B) $50
C) $25
D) $17.50

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