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Question 1

Assume that capital and labor are complementary inputs. If the firm increases the amount of capital it employs, this would


◦ cause the firm to move down along the 
MP schedule for labor.
◦ cause the firm to move up along its 
MP schedule for labor.
◦ shift the firm's 
MP schedule for labor to the left.
◦ shift the firm's 
MP schedule for labor to the right.

Question 2

The cost-minimizing equilibrium condition can be written as


MPL = 
MPK.
PL = 
PK.
◦ (
MPL)(
PL) = (
MPK)(
PK).
MPL/
PL = 
MPK/
PK.


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Marked as best answer by B on Apr 19, 2019

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Reply 2 on: Apr 19, 2019
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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Excellent

 

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