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Assume that in food production (Q), land and capital are fixed inputs and labor is a variable input. Furthermore, assume this production function exhibits diminishing marginal product of labor, with output increasing at a diminishing rate, at all levels of labor (i. e., there is no increasing marginal returns to labor in food production).
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Draw total product and marginal product curves showing this assumption.
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