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A firm's demand for labor is known as a derived demand because the firm gains utility from hiring more labor the firm gains utility from hiring more labor A the wage rate paid to workers depends on the demand for labor the wage rate paid to workers depends on the demand for labor B the amount of labor demanded depends on the amount of capital invested the amount of labor demanded depends on the amount of capital invested C the amount of labor demanded depends on the demand for the firm's product the amount of labor demanded depends on the demand for the firm's product D the firm will benefit from hiring additional labor
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