• 1. A firm calculates that the marginal product of labor (MPL) can be found from the following equation: MPL = 35 - 2L
where L is the number of workers hired.

The production function for this firm is as follows:
Q = 35L - L2
The firm knows it can find profits with the following equation:
Profit = P ´ Q - W ´ L
where P stands for the selling price of the good, Q stands for total output, and W represents the wage. Price is equal to $1.

• a. If the wage is $11, how many workers will the firm hire? How much profit will it earn?
• b. Compare this level of profits to those earned by the firm if it hired one fewer worker than L* and one worker more than L* to demonstrate that L* workers generate the most profit for the firm.

The subject option isn't available. the topic is earth science!suppose you are a city engineer whose job it is to explore how to use more renewable energy in your locality. 1. consider the resources in your city and select one of the following: - hydropower -solar power -wind power -geothermal power 2. prepare a pamphlet or multimedia presentation to convince a committee of citizens and local leaders that the renewable energy source you have selected is best for you locality. in your pamphlet or presentation include: - a discussion of the renewable energy source that is best for your town and why -a discussion of the advantages and disadvantages of this energy source -a discussion of why you think your city should use more of this energy source -how the use of renewable energy will impact your city -pictures and/or charts and tables to strengthen your arguments

Suppose you are making a map of stars around the sun, and you draw earth 1 cm from the sun on your map. the brightest star in the night sky is 8.6 light-years from the sun. on your map, how far would you place that star from the sun?

Cigarette manufacturers purposefully add to cigarettes in order to give them a particular flavor. a. cocaine b. carcinogens c. cigarette ashes d. a and b