Questions 16.6-16.10: In the table, L is the units of labor, TP, is the total product of labor, MP is the marginal product of labor, TR is total revenue, and MRP is the marginal revenue product of labor. Assume the other quantities employed by the firm remain constant. Answer these in order. That is, do not answer 16.7 before 16.6 is answered. TPL MPL Price TR MRP. $1000 10 1000 - 18 1000 24 1000 28 1000 16.6. Compute the MP 5. 30 1000 16.7. Compute TR. 16.8. Compute MRP. 2. 3. 4)

Questions 16.6-16.10: In the table, L is the units of labor, TP, is the total product of labor, MP is the marginal product of labor, TR is total revenue, and MRP is the marginal revenue product of labor. Assume the other quantities employed by the firm remain constant. Answer these in order. That is, do not answer 16.7 before 16.6 is answered. TPL MPL Price TR MRP. $1000 10 1000 - 18 1000 24 1000 28 1000 16.6. Compute the MP 5. 30 1000 16.7. Compute TR. 16.8. Compute MRP. 2. 3. 4)

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