Maniqure is a nail salon that sells manicures (output). To give (produce) manicu

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Maniqure is a nail salon that sells manicures (output). To give (produce) manicures, Maniqure needs workers to apply the nail polish (labor) and manicure machines that massage the hands and soften the nails and cuticles (capital). In the graph below, the orange lines (marked C = 240 and C = 180) represent Maniqure's isocost curves for total costs of $240 and $180. The blue curve (marked Q=15) and green curve (marked Q = 20) represent Maniqure's isoquants for 15 and 20 manicures sold, respectively. Finally, the red points (cross symbols) are placed at the tangents of the isocost and isoquant curves. Given the information on the graph, Maniqure will choose to buy of labour and when producing 20 manicures per day. Using the purple line (diamond symbols), graph Maniqure's expansion path. For Maniqure, The government approves an increase in minimum wage. As a result, the wages of manicurists increase (rental rate of capital does not change). This will and the slope of the expansion path.

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8 hours 4 manicure machines

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