The following schedule shows how many jars of Jaynie's Jam can be produced daily with various amounts of labor (assume that the jam is sold in a competitive price-taker market) . 
If Jaynie must pay each worker $65 per day and she can sell her jam for $10 per jar, how many workers should she hire if she wants to maximize profits?
Definitions:
Constant Minimum Proportion
An unwavering, smallest fraction or amount of something in relation to a whole.
Weber's Law
A principle stating that the change in a stimulus that will be just noticeable is a constant ratio of the original stimulus.
Stimuli
External agents, objects, or events that invoke reactions or responses from organisms, including physical, chemical, and biological factors.
Sensory Adaptation
A neurological phenomenon by which individuals become less sensitive to unchanging environmental stimuli over time.
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