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When a Firm Can Hire All the Labor It Wants

Question 103

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When a firm can hire all the labor it wants at the competitive market wage, the marginal labor cost is equal to the

A) price of the output
B) total cost of labor
C) marginal physical product of labor
D) wage rate
E) change in labor employed

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