When a Firm Evaluates the Contribution of a Worker to Its

question 97

Multiple Choice

When a firm evaluates the contribution of a worker to its profits, it must first calculate the worker's contribution to revenue. What must the firm subtract from revenue to calculate profit?

• A) the worker's average revenue
• B) the worker's marginal productivity
• C) the worker's wage
• D) the worker's output

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