If a Firm's Marginal Product of Labour Is Less Than

question 130

Multiple Choice

If a firm's marginal product of labour is less than its average product of labour, then an increase in the quantity of labour it employs definitely will

• A) decrease its total product.
• B) decrease its average product of labour.
• C) not change its average product of labour.
• D) increase its marginal product of labour.

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