A competitive firm should keep hiring as long as the value of the marginal product is: greater than or equal to the marginal product. greater than or equal to the marginal revenue. O less than or equal to the marginal cost. O greater than or equal to the marginal cost.

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A competitive firm should keep hiring as long as the value of the marginal product is:
greater than or equal to the marginal product.
greater than or equal to the marginal revenue.
O less than or equal to the marginal cost.
O greater than or equal to the marginal cost.
Transcribed Image Text:A competitive firm should keep hiring as long as the value of the marginal product is: greater than or equal to the marginal product. greater than or equal to the marginal revenue. O less than or equal to the marginal cost. O greater than or equal to the marginal cost.
Melissa let Jill cheat off of her during a history exam last week. Now Melissa is threatening to tell on Jill unless Jill pays her $50. Use
the decision tree below to determine the likely outcome of this situation.
Result
Tell
M: expelled
J: expelled
Рay
Melissa
M: $50
Don't tell
J:-$50
Jill
Tell
M: expelled
J: expelled
Don't pay
Melissa
M: 0
Don't tell
J: 0
O Jill will pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa does not tell.
O Jill will pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa will still tell.
O ill will not pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa does not tell.
O Jill will not pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa does tell.
Transcribed Image Text:Melissa let Jill cheat off of her during a history exam last week. Now Melissa is threatening to tell on Jill unless Jill pays her $50. Use the decision tree below to determine the likely outcome of this situation. Result Tell M: expelled J: expelled Рay Melissa M: $50 Don't tell J:-$50 Jill Tell M: expelled J: expelled Don't pay Melissa M: 0 Don't tell J: 0 O Jill will pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa does not tell. O Jill will pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa will still tell. O ill will not pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa does not tell. O Jill will not pay Melissa to keep her quiet and Melissa does tell.
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