n employer is a monopsony, the wage the firm pays will be ____________  the marginal cost of labor.   Question 7 options:   greater than   the same as   less than

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A: In this situation we have:- Q(L)=20L-L2 MPL=∂QL∂L=20-2L and  VMPL=P×MPL=wor 1020-2L=wor 200-20L=w…

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