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function that is NOT a Cobb-Douglas ing k constant at 100, the relationship espect to labor, can we say the production function is an increasing production junction Answer True or falsel What is the marginal productivity of the first worker? What is the marginal productivity of the second worker? What is the marginal productivity of the third worker? If we graphed the above production function with respect to N (Y is on the vertical axis and labor is on the horizontal axis], we would see a production function with a positive and bowed slope [ Answer True or False) If we were to graph the labor demand curve based on the above production function. the shape of the labor demand curve would be downward sloping and curved. [ True or False] If the real wage was 10, how many workers would be hired to maximize profit? Suppose now that K increases to 200. The new relationship between labor, N. and output, Y, is the following: 200 40 200 1 40 200 200 85 With the Increase in K. what is the marginal productivity of the first worker? Suppose now that K increases to 200. The new relationship Between labor N, and output, Y. is the following: 200 200 2003 With the increase in K. what is the marginal productivity of second worker? suppose now that K increases to 200. the new relationship between labor N, and is the following 2 200 With the increase in K. what is the marginal productivity of the third worker? Based on the above numbers when K-100 and when K-200, we can safely assume that N and K are complements. [Answer True or False] Based on the above numbers when K-100 and when K-200, we can safely that when K increased, the production function did not shift AND there was no shift of the labor demand curve. [True or False] Suppose the real wage is still 10 but now the capital stock, K, is equal to 200. Based on the shove information, how many workers should the firm hire