If it is true that the marginal factor cost of labor is equal to the going wage, this implies that
A) the firm does not have to increase its wage offer in order to attract more workers.
B) the firm is paying wages above the minimum wage level.
C) the marginal revenue product does not decline as more workers are hired.
D) the marginal physical product does not decline as more workers are hired.
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