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Scenario: The Decision to Hire Labour
Assume that both the product market and the labour market are perfectly competitive.The price of this firm's product is $5.The firm's total product with respect to labour is given in the table that follows.  Quantity  of Labour  Quantity  (workers)  of Output 0017213318421\begin{array}{llcc} \hline \text { Quantity } & \\ \text { of Labour } & \text { Quantity } \\ \text { (workers) } & \text {of Output }\\\hline 0&0\\1 &7\\2 &13\\3&18\\4&21\\\hline\end{array}

-(Scenario: The Decision to Hire Labour) Use Scenario: The Decision to Hire Labour.If this profit-maximizing firm hires 2 workers,what is a possible equilibrium wage rate in the labour market?

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