No economist today would claim that
A)marginal productivity analysis is either just or unjust.
B)the marginal productivity theory of distribution is a theory of the demand side of the pertinent market.
C)payments are made not to factors of production but to the people who happen to own them.
D)a productive input's MRP depends in part on how much of it is employed.

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Marginal productivity analysis is a tool used to understand how resources contribute to production, and it does not inherently carry moral judgments of being just or unjust.

No Economist Today Would Claim That