Given the information in the table below, graph the marginal cost of labor for a monopsony firm. Plot only thepoints that can be gathered from the table.The Marginal Cost of LaborSupply of1234Labor$2 per $4 per $6 per $8 per $10 perWage Rate|hour|hour|hour|hour|hourTotal Cost of|$2$8$18$32$50LaborMarginal Cost$2of Labor$6$10$14$18Provide your answer below:251510(4,5, 7)-5-(1.5, 3)(4.5, 5)(0.5, 2)(3. 4)Supply of LaborMC of Labor ($)

Given the information in the table below, graph the marginal cost of labor for a monopsony firm. Plot only the points that can be gathered from the table. The Marginal Cost of Labor Supply of 1 2 5 Labor $2 per $4 per $6 per $8 per $10 per Wage Rate hour |hour hour hour hour Total Cost of $2 S8 $18 $32 $50 Labor Marginal Cost $2 $6 $10 $14 $18 of Labor

Given the information in the table below, graph the marginal cost of labor for a monopsony firm. Plot only the points that can be gathered from the table. The Marginal Cost of Labor Supply of 1 2 5 Labor $2 per $4 per $6 per $8 per $10 per Wage Rate hour |hour hour hour hour Total Cost of $2 S8 $18 $32 $50 Labor Marginal Cost $2 $6 $10 $14 $18 of Labor

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