The marginal revenue product of labor for a firm
will increase if the price of the firm's output increases
is the firm's demand curve for labor
will decrease if the firm hires more labor
All of the above are correct
All the options are correct.
Firms derive the demand for labor by determining the value of marginal product of labor, and it is based directly on market demand for the end product.
In the market for labor, the roles of demander and supplier are reversed: Firms are the buyers (demanders) of labor and individual workers are suppliers.
If the marginal product of labor is 2, the marginal product of capital is 4, the wage rate is INR 3, the rental price of capital is INR 6, and the price of output is INR 1.50, then the firm should