140 120 -MFC 100 VMP 80 MRP 60 LS 40 10 20 30 40 50 37. Suppose the firm represented by this graph sells its product as a monopoly and buys its labor as a monopsony, what is the difference between the wage rate th pay for the marginal unit of labor and the value of this unit's marginal product? O (a) $46 O (b) $20 20

140 120 -MFC 100 VMP 80 MRP 60 LS 40 10 20 30 40 50 37. Suppose the firm represented by this graph sells its product as a monopoly and buys its labor as a monopsony, what is the difference between the wage rate th pay for the marginal unit of labor and the value of this unit's marginal product? O (a) $46 O (b) $20 20

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37. Suppose the firm represented by this graph sells its product as a monopoly and buys its labor as a monopsony, what is the difference between the wage rate this firm will
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