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Let’s apply this to an example.  Suppose a firm has a declining marginal product for each additional laborer hired, such that:
 
Let’s apply this to an example.  Suppose a firm has a declining marginal product for each additional laborer hired, such that:
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Suppose the wage W for each employee is $70 and the price the output is sold for is $5.  How many workers should you hire?
 
Suppose the wage W for each employee is $70 and the price the output is sold for is $5.  How many workers should you hire?
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