At What Point Should a Firm Stop Hiring Workers

question 14

Multiple Choice

At what point should a firm stop hiring workers?

• A)When the wage per worker starts to increase.
• B)When the price of capital starts to decrease.
• C)When the firm's marginal gain from hiring an additional worker is zero.
• D)When the firm's marginal profit from hiring an additional worker equals the cost of hiring that worker.
• E)When the firm's value of marginal product equals zero.

Understand the significance of retail mix and the role of promotion within retail.

Comprehend the strategic role of pricing in retail.

Appreciate the impact of location on retail success.

Recognize the concept of service retailing and its examples.

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