Decent Donuts Total product dozens of donuts per) Labor (workers) (day 12 1 26 44 64 4 86 110 122 7. 125 8. 127 128 10 Using the table above, for which of the following levels of employment does the average product of labor ?exceed the marginal product of labor at Decent Donuts اختر أحد الخيارات a. neither of the above O b. both of the above C. ten workers d. seven workers

Decent Donuts Total product dozens of donuts per) Labor (workers) (day 12 1 26 44 64 4 86 110 122 7. 125 8. 127 128 10 Using the table above, for which of the following levels of employment does the average product of labor ?exceed the marginal product of labor at Decent Donuts اختر أحد الخيارات a. neither of the above O b. both of the above C. ten workers d. seven workers

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