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1. Suppose Firm A sells its output in a perfectly competitive market at a price of $20 per unit. The firm also hires its labor in a perfectly competitive market at a wage rate of $300 per laborer. Complete the table for MPL1 and MRP1.
# of Laborers Total Product MPL1 MRP1 MRP2
1 20 20 $300
2 60 40
3 95 35
4 128 33
5 153 25
6 168 25
7 173 5
8 170 -3
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