Number of stylist (per week) total output(per week) marginal physical product (output per stylist) total revenue(dollars per week) marginal revenue product (dollars per stylist)

0 0 ...... $0 ........

1 60 ______ ______ ______

2 80 ______ ______ ______

3 90 ______ ______ ______

4 90 ______ ______ ______

Table $30.4$ Hairstyling Appointments and Revenues Table 30.4 shows how many hairstyling appointments a hair salon can schedule per week based on the number of stylists.In the spaces provided, compute the marginal physical product (MPP) of the hairstylists, total revenue, and the marginal revenue product of the stylists, assuming that a hairstylist charges $60 per appointment.In Table 30.4, as more stylists are hired,

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Number of stylist (per week)	total output(per week)	marginal physical product (output per stylist)	total revenue(dollars per week)	marginal revenue product (dollars per stylist)
0	0	......	$0	........
1	60	______	______	______
2	80	______	______	______
3	90	______	______	______
4	90	______	______	______

Table $30.4$ Hairstyling Appointments and Revenues Table 30.4 shows how many hairstyling appointments a hair salon can schedule per week based on the number of stylists.In the spaces provided, compute the marginal physical product (MPP) of the hairstylists, total revenue, and the marginal revenue product of the stylists, assuming that a hairstylist charges $60 per appointment.In Table 30.4, as more stylists are hired,

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As more stylists are hired, the marginal physical product of each additional stylist decreases, indicating diminishing returns. This means that the additional output produced by each additional stylist is decreasing. Additionally, there is no information given about changes in the total revenue or marginal revenue product of the stylists, so we cannot determine whether there are economies or diseconomies of scale or whether MRP increases.