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Delvig
1 month ago
7

A growing number of utility companies are using drones for site inspections. What is the effect of these changes on the equilibr

ium price and quantity, in the market for drones
Business
1 answer:
stepan [2.9K]1 month ago
3 0

Respuesta:

A continuación, se presenta la solución a esta pregunta:

Descripción:

El aumento en el uso de drones por parte de los proveedores impulsará su mercado. Un exceso de oferta moverá la curva de moda hacia la derecha si la demanda permanece constante. Esto permitirá que los drones aumenten su valor de equilibrio y también mejoren su rendimiento.

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We have the information that

The marginal labor product is expressed as:

MPL = 24L^- 1/2

As the question does not specify the power sign, we assumed it

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The hourly wage is $12

Considering all of the above data, the labor's revenue product would be

= 24L^- 1/2

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