a. What is the marginal revenue product of the 10 000th hour of labour? b. Suppose the wage is $16 per hour. Explain the forces that would push the market's outcome back toward equilibrium at point D. C. Assuming this market is in equilibrium, determine each of the following: total factor earnings transfer earnings of the 10 000th hour of labour employed economic rent for the 10 000th hour of labour employed transfer earnings of the 6000th hour of labour employed economic rent for the 6000th hour of labour employed d. Provide two reasons why this demand curve could shift to the right toward a new equilibrium at point F