Multiple Choice
A perfectly competitive firm's demand curve for labor is not
A) a horizontal line at the market wage rate
B) its marginal revenue product curve of labor
C) the willingness of the firm to buy various quantities of labor at different wage rates
D) unrelated to the supply curve of labor facing the firm
E) the marginal physical product curve of labor multiplied by the price of the good
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