question archive The marginal revenue product of an input in a competitive market decreases as a firm increases the quantity of an input used because of the: A) law of diminishing returns
The marginal revenue product of an input in a competitive market decreases as a firm increases the quantity of an input used because of the: A) law of diminishing returns
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The marginal revenue product of an input in a competitive market decreases as a firm increases the quantity of an input used because of the:
A) law of diminishing returns. C) homogeneity of the product.
B) law of diminishing marginal utility. D) free mobility of resources.
