The demand for a monopoly's output is p = 50 - Q. A single firm in this industry has a production function of Q = 1.5L. Which of the following is the firm's demand forlabor?O A. D₁ = MRPL = 50-1.5LO B. DL MRP = 4.5-75LOC. DL= MRP = 50-1.5LO D. DL= MRP = 75 -4.5LThe firm can hire labor from a competitive labor market at a wage of $15 per hour. How much labor does the firm use?The monopoly will hire workers. (Round your answer to two decimal places.)

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The demand for a monopoly's output is p = 50 - Q. A single firm in this industry has a production function of Q = 1.5L. Which of the following is the firm's demand labor? O A. DL= MRPL = 50-1.5L O B. DL MRPL = 4.5-75L O C. DL= MRPL = 50-1.5L OD. DL= MRPL = 75-4.5L The firm can hire labor from a competitive labor market at a wage of $15 per hour. How much labor does the firm use? The monopoly will hire workers. (Round your answer to two decimal places.)

The demand for a monopoly's output is p = 50 - Q. A single firm in this industry has a production function of Q = 1.5L. Which of the following is the firm's demand labor? O A. DL= MRPL = 50-1.5L O B. DL MRPL = 4.5-75L O C. DL= MRPL = 50-1.5L OD. DL= MRPL = 75-4.5L The firm can hire labor from a competitive labor market at a wage of $15 per hour. How much labor does the firm use? The monopoly will hire workers. (Round your answer to two decimal places.)

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