1. If the current equilibrium wage rate is $3 per hour, how many hours of labor will you hire?
2. How much output will you produce?
1) If the current equilibrium wage rate is $3 per hour, then 100 units of labour will be employed because the marginal revenue product will be equal to $3 and be equal to the wage, when 100 units of labour are hired.
So, 100 units of oabour will be hired at a wage of $3.
2) Now, from the graph, we can see that when 100 units of labour are hired, total output produced by us will be equal to 100.
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