The diagram below shows the MRP curve for a firm producing copper plumbing pipe.The factor of production being considered here is hours of labour. 
FIGURE 13-1
-Refer to Figure 13-1.Suppose this firm initially has the marginal revenue product curve MRP1.One reason that the curve could shift to MRP2 is
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