Suppose production of 1000 Staplers in Japan involves the following labor requirements:   Low skilled workers: 3 hours High skilled workers: 1 hour   If wages in Japan are 100 Yen per hour for low skilled workers and 200 Yen per hour for high skilled workers.How much does it cost to produce the 1000 Staplers in Japan Group of answer choices 200 Yen 100 Yen 300 Yen 500 Yen

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