MC of Labor P1 Labor Supply P2 P3 Р4 VMPL/ Nabor Demand Quantity Labor The information above is from the labor supply and production function for a firm that operates as monopsony employer. What wage would this firm charge to maximize profit? P2 P4 P3 O P1

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