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Profit-maximizing Equilibrium
Under profit-maximizing equilibrium, which of the following will not be equal to the other three?
a) the marginal revenue product of input X.
b) The price of input X.
c) the marginal cost of input X.
d) the marginal product of input X.
e) all will be equal.
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