Economics The production function in an economy is:Y = 4(3.00N-0.0064N²),where the marginal product of labor is given by:MPN = 4(3.00-0.0128N).The equation for the labor supply curve is:NS = 62.0 + 15(1-t)w,where NS is the amount of labor supplied, w is the real wage and it is the tax rateon wage income.The tax rate is t= 0.25.Determine the labor demand function.ND=-w.Using the labor demand and labor supply functions and the concept of labor-market equilibrium, determine the general-equilibrium values of the real wage (w),employment (M), and output (Y)..Real wage, w =Employment, N=Output, Y =

MPN = 4 (3 - 0.0128N) NS = 62 + 15 (1-t) w Where MPN is the marginal product of labor, NS is labor…

The production function in an economy is: Y = 4(3.00N-0.0064N2), where the marginal product of labor is given by: MPN = 4(3.00-0.0128N). The equation for the labor supply curve is: NS=62.0+ 15(1-t)w, where NS is the amount of labor supplied, w is the real wage and it is the tax rate on wage income. The tax rate is t = 0.25.

The production function in an economy is: Y = 4(3.00N-0.0064N2), where the marginal product of labor is given by: MPN = 4(3.00-0.0128N). The equation for the labor supply curve is: NS=62.0+ 15(1-t)w, where NS is the amount of labor supplied, w is the real wage and it is the tax rate on wage income. The tax rate is t = 0.25.

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