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For a perfectly competitive firm, the marginal cost curve determines how much output a profit-maximizing firm will produce. For input markets, the marginal revenue product curve determines how much labor a profit-maximizing firm will hire in a perfectly competitive labor market. Explain how the reasoning behind these two concepts is related. A. Profit will increase for each unit of labor where the wage is greater than the marginal revenue product. B. Profit will increase for each unit of labor where the marginal revenue product is greater than the wagefor each unit of labor where the marginal revenue product is greater than the wage. C. Profit increases so long as the additional gain in cost exceeds the additional gain in revenue. D. Profit increases for each unit of output where marginal cost is greater than price.

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