Refer to the diagram, where variable inputs of labor are being added to a constant amount of property resources. The total output of this firm will cease to expand:
A. if a labor force in excess of Q 1 is employed.
B. if a labor force in excess of Q 2 is employed.
C. if a labor force in excess of Q 3 is employed.
D. only if the marginal product curve becomes negative at all levels of output.
C. if a labor force in excess of Q 3 is employed.
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