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Sales revenue = Pm * Qm = 150
Payments to labor = w * Lm = 100
Payments to capital = Rk * K = 50
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Sales revenue = Pa * Qa = 150
Payments to labor = w * La = 50
Payments to land = Rt * T = 100
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Explain what has happened to the real rental on land and the real rental on capital ?
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