If the real wage is equivalent to the marginal product of


Consider a production function that takes the form Q=20K^(3/4) * L^(3/4) and assume that capital is constant at 81. MP(L) = 5(K^3/4) * L^(-3/4) and MP(k)=15(k^-1/4)(L^(1/4))

a. If the real wage is equivalent to the marginal product of labor such that w=MPL=9, how much labor will be demanded? What happens to the demand for labor when the real wage declines to $5?

b. Now assume that the capital used in the production process is allowed to vary and increases to 256. Holding the real wage constant at $5, how much labor will be demanded? How does this increase in capital affect the graph of the demand for labor in (a)?

Request for Solution File

Ask an Expert for Answer!!
Business Economics: If the real wage is equivalent to the marginal product of
Reference No:- TGS01288028

Expected delivery within 24 Hours