The Average Product of Labor at a Particular Point Can

question 4

Multiple Choice

The average product of labor at a particular point can be determined:

• A)by the slope of the total product curve at that point.
• B)by multiplying the total product by the quantity of labor at that point.
• C)by the slope of a line from the origin to the particular point on the total product curve.
• D)by the vertical distance of the average product curve from the marginal product curve.

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