.L4.5.OOC0OOa. C.b. B.C.D.d. F.Wage rate(dollarsper hour)O Icon KeyExhibit 11-8 A labor market876543210A10GCHD-MARGINALFACTOR COSTMFCLABOR SUPPLYLABOR DEMANDMRP20 3040Quantity of labor(workers per hour)If the labor market shown in Exhibit 11-8 is a monopsony, the wage rate and number of workers employed will be determined at point:50Question 9 of 25

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O a. C. b. B. c.D. d. F. Wage rate (dollars per hour) One Jeon Kay Exhibit 11-8 A labor market 8 7 6 5 4 3 لها 2 1 0 10 B F G H O 20 Quantity of labor (workers per hour) If the labor market shown in Exhibit 11-8 is a monopsony, the wage rate and number of workers employed will be determined at point: MARGINAL FACTOR COST MFC LABOR SUPPLY LABOR DEMAND MRP 30 40 50

O a. C. b. B. c.D. d. F. Wage rate (dollars per hour) One Jeon Kay Exhibit 11-8 A labor market 8 7 6 5 4 3 لها 2 1 0 10 B F G H O 20 Quantity of labor (workers per hour) If the labor market shown in Exhibit 11-8 is a monopsony, the wage rate and number of workers employed will be determined at point: MARGINAL FACTOR COST MFC LABOR SUPPLY LABOR DEMAND MRP 30 40 50

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