At a Given Level of Labor Employment, Knowing the Difference

question 27

Multiple Choice

At a given level of labor employment, knowing the difference between the average product of labor and the marginal product of labor tells you:

• A) whether increasing labor use raises output.
• B) whether increasing labor use changes the marginal product of labor.
• C) whether economies of scale exist.
• D) whether the law of diminishing returns applies.
• E) how increasing labor use alters the average product of labor.

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