An increase in land rents
A) will bring some previously zero-rent land into productive use.
B) will lead to land to be used less intensively as its marginal revenue product has decreased.
C) will lead to an increase in the marginal revenue product of all inputs used in production on the land.
D) will lead to an increase in the marginal revenue product of all inputs used in production except for the land.
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