Respuesta :
Answer:
$6
Explanation:
Marginal product of labor can be defined as the change in output resulting from a change in labor inputs. It can be calculated using:
Marginal product of labor (MPL)=change in output/change in labor
Or
MPL= ∆Q/∆L
Given:
New output= 23 pens
Previous output=20 pens
New labor size= 10+1=11 unit of labor
Previous labor size=10 unit of labor
Change in output=New output - previous output
=23-20=3 pens
Change in labor=New labor size - previous labor size
=11-10= 1 unit of labor
Recall,
Marginal product of labor (MPL)=change in output/change in labor
Marginal Product of Labor=3/1
= 3 pens
If price of one pen is $2
Then,
The value of the marginal product of the eleventh unit of labor= 3 pens× $2
=$6
Answer:
$6.00
Explanation:
Marginal product refers to the change in output and labour when an additional unit is added to both. In calculating marginal product (of labour), it is illustrated as ∆Q/∆L = Marginal product(of labour).
To calculate the ∆Q = New output less old output and to calculate the ∆L = New labour size less old labour size. Replacing words with figures, we have:
∆Q = 23 units - 20 units = 3 units while ∆L = 11(10 + 1) - 10 = 1.
Therefore, ∆Q/∆L = 3/1 = 3 units. Price of each pen is $2 so, 3 units × $2.00 = $6.00