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The Figure Given Below Represents Equilibrium in the Labor Market

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The figure given below represents equilibrium in the labor market. Figure 14.5 The figure given below represents equilibrium in the labor market. Figure 14.5   In the figure, VMP: Value of marginal product curve MRP: Marginal revenue product curve MFC: Marginal factor cost S: Supply curve of labor In Figure 14.5, the firm is: A) a monopsonist in the labor market and a perfect competitor in the output market. B) a monopsonist in the labor market and a monopolist in the output market. C) a perfect competitor in all markets. D) a perfect competitor in the labor market and a monopolist in the output market. E) either a monopolist or a monopsonist, but not both. In the figure,
VMP: Value of marginal product curve
MRP: Marginal revenue product curve
MFC: Marginal factor cost
S: Supply curve of labor
In Figure 14.5, the firm is:

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