Assume the following production function: Y=8K^0.3N^0.7
If the capital stock is K = 30, and the prevailing wage rate is w* = $25, find the full employment.
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Y = 8K0.3N0.7
When K = 30,
Y = 8 x (30)0.3N0.7 = 8 x 2.7742 x N0.7 = 22.19N0.7
In full-employment equilibrium, MPN = w*
MPN = dY / dN = 22.19 x 0.7 / N0.3 = 15.53 / N0.3 = 25
N0.3 = 0.6214
Raising each side to the power of (1/0.3),
N = 0.20
Substituting in production function,
Y = 22.19N0.7 = 22.19 x (0.20)0.7 = 22.19 x 0.32 = 7.19 (Full employment output)
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