Q1
a)
Answer
Option 2
the firm hire at
MLC=S
where
the firm hire 16 workers
b)
Answer
Option 1
$6
the wage is $6 at the workers level from the supply curve
as the monopsonist is only firm to hire so the firm so pay at the
willingness to accept
Q1c)
W=8+0.4L
L=32
W=8+0.4*32
=20.8
TC=wage * number of labors
=32*20.8=665.6
L=31
W=8+0.4*31
=20.4
TC=31*20.4=632.4
MC of labor =665.6-632.4=33.2
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