A profit-maximizing firm will: a. expand employment if marginal revenue product exceeds marginal resource cost. b. reduce employment if marginal revenue product is less than marginal resource cost. c. expand employment if marginal revenue product equals marginal resource cost. d. reduce employment if marginal revenue product is equal to marginal resource cost.
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