Asked by evon
                if the marginal product of capital of a firm is 120unit of output, rental price of machine is $30. and marginal product of labor is 40units of output, daily wages is $20.
1)why is this firm not maximizing output or minimizing cost in long run??
2)how can the firm max. output or min. cost?
            
        1)why is this firm not maximizing output or minimizing cost in long run??
2)how can the firm max. output or min. cost?
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                    Answered by
            economyst
            
    The firm could fire one worker -- production goes down by 40 and use the savings to buy $20 worth of capital -- output goes up by 80, for an overall net gain of 40.
Profit is maximized when MPk/Pk=MPl/Pl
(MP - is marginal product, P is the input price)
    
Profit is maximized when MPk/Pk=MPl/Pl
(MP - is marginal product, P is the input price)
                    Answered by
            Anonymous
            
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