This is a more difficult question relating to the AS curve. Read the textbook chapter and chapter summary carefully. Identify the correct statement: Olf there is diminishing marginal product of labor, a profit maximizing firm will wish to supply a smaller quantity of output when the price of the produced good is lower. Olf there is diminishing marginal product of labor, the aggregate supply curve will slope downward. O lf there is diminishing marginal product of labor, a profit maximizing firm will wish to supply a larger quantity of output when the price of the produced good is higher. O When the representative consumer exhibits diminishing marginal utility in the consumption of produced goods, the aggregate demand curve will slope upward.

This is a more difficult question relating to the AS curve. Read the textbook chapter and chapter summary carefully. Identify the correct statement: Olf there is diminishing marginal product of labor, a profit maximizing firm will wish to supply a smaller quantity of output when the price of the produced good is lower. Olf there is diminishing marginal product of labor, the aggregate supply curve will slope downward. O lf there is diminishing marginal product of labor, a profit maximizing firm will wish to supply a larger quantity of output when the price of the produced good is higher. O When the representative consumer exhibits diminishing marginal utility in the consumption of produced goods, the aggregate demand curve will slope upward.

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