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Business, 08.01.2021 17:10 Jazzypooh8915

Quinn and Courtney manage a factory in the toy air- plane industry, which is perfectly competitive in both the product market and the factor market. They have compiled the following per-day data on worke productivity umber of workers 0 4 arginal product 6 4 2 The price of toy airplanes is $100, the wage per worker is $200, and the rent per machine is $400. Assume the firm always produces the profit- maximizing quantity of airplanes using the cost- minimizing combination of inputs. If the marginal product of capital is 4, how many workers do Quinn and Courtney hire?

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