Suppose the hourly wage is $2 and the price of each unit of capital is $5. The price of output is constant at $20 per un
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Suppose the hourly wage is $2 and the price of each unit of capital is $5. The price of output is constant at $20 per unit. The production function is: 1K , ), f(E, K) = 2 E where K is the capital stock and E is the level of employment. If the current capital stock is fixed at 400 units: (a) How much labor should the firm employ in the short run? (b) How much profit will the firm earn?