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If Workers Are Paid $10, What Is the Labor Cost

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  If workers are paid $10, what is the labor cost per unit of output in Table 21.1 when output is increased from 15 to 35 units of output? A)  $0.28 per unit. B)  $0.50 per unit. C)  $10 per unit. D)  $20 per unit. If workers are paid $10, what is the labor cost per unit of output in Table 21.1 when output is increased from 15 to 35 units of output?


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