Demand and Supply of Labor by Firm AOutput MPLMRPLScenario 1Scenario 2No. ofWorkersMR=20W = MEWME00---120204004002502502503060040030035037525500400350450495204004004005505110153004004506506120102004005007501. In wage scenario 2 Firm A is a?perfectly competitive buyer of labormonopsonistic buyer of labor2. In wage scenario 2, How many workers should Firm A hire to maximize its profits.3. In wage scenario 1, if government imposes a minimum wage of 500 per worker, howmany workers will the firm A?

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Demand and Supply of Labor by Firm A Output MPL MRPL Scenario 1 Scenario 2 No. of Workers MR=20 W = ME W ME 0 0 - 1 20 400 400 250 250 2 50 600 400 300 350 3 75 500 400 350 450 4 95 400 400 400 550 5 110 300 400 450 650 6 120 200 400 500 750 1. In wage scenario 2 Firm A is a? Operfectly competitive buyer of labor monopsonistic buyer of labor 2. In wage scenario 2, How many workers should Firm A hire to maximize its profits. 3. In wage scenario 1, if government imposes a minimum wage of 500 per worker, how many workers will the firm A? 283848 20 30 25 20 15 10

Demand and Supply of Labor by Firm A Output MPL MRPL Scenario 1 Scenario 2 No. of Workers MR=20 W = ME W ME 0 0 - 1 20 400 400 250 250 2 50 600 400 300 350 3 75 500 400 350 450 4 95 400 400 400 550 5 110 300 400 450 650 6 120 200 400 500 750 1. In wage scenario 2 Firm A is a? Operfectly competitive buyer of labor monopsonistic buyer of labor 2. In wage scenario 2, How many workers should Firm A hire to maximize its profits. 3. In wage scenario 1, if government imposes a minimum wage of 500 per worker, how many workers will the firm A? 283848 20 30 25 20 15 10

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