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ECO 2301-21.01.01-2B24-S1, Principles of Microeconomics Unit VIII Assessment 8 OF 8 QUESTIONS REMAINING Link to test questions https://www.mediafire.com/file/o66z4thcapuunwa/Assessment.pdf/file Test C
ECO 2301-21.01.01-2B24-S1, Principles of Microeconomics
Unit VIII Assessment
8 OF 8 QUESTIONS REMAINING
Link to test questions
https://www.mediafire.com/file/o66z4thcapuunwa/Assessment.pdf/file
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- Question 112.5 Points
We R' Write is really worried about their production line for pens. The company is concerned that they are employing more workers on the production line than necessary. We R' Write has provided you with the production information for pens in the table below that corresponds to different numbers of workers on the production line.
- Describe where the law of diminishing marginal productivity begins for We R' Write.
- We R' Write currently uses 75 workers on the production line per day. Given the calculations in the table, is this number optimal? Why, or why not?
- If you could make a suggestion regarding the optimal number of workers We R' Write should use on the production line, what would it be? Why?
