Use the data in Table: Larry's Lawn Mowing to answer thequestion.Table: Larry's Lawn Mowing (price = $30)Number of workers(weekly wage $540)Marginal product Marginal revenue(weekly)24product$720$5401183.14$420410$300If Larry uses the Rational Rule for Employers, how manyworkers will he hire?onefourthreetwo

The marginal product of labor denotes the additional output that a firm is able to produce by…

Use the data in Table: Larry's Lawn Mowing to answer the question. Table: Larry's Lawn Mowing (price = S30) Marginal product (weekly) 24 18 Number of workers (weekly wage $540) Marginal revenue product $720 S540 1 2 3 4 14 $420 10 $300 If Larry uses the Rational Rule for Employers, how many workers will he hire?

Use the data in Table: Larry's Lawn Mowing to answer the question. Table: Larry's Lawn Mowing (price = S30) Marginal product (weekly) 24 18 Number of workers (weekly wage $540) Marginal revenue product $720 S540 1 2 3 4 14 $420 10 $300 If Larry uses the Rational Rule for Employers, how many workers will he hire?

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