En erm Exam" as a timed exam. The timer on the night shows the time remaining in the exam. To receive credit for problems, you must select "Submit" for each problem End My Exam" Quantity of labor Quantity of labor C D Quantity of labor Quantity of labor Consider the following example, Ben own's a cart where he sells nice to hungry pedestrians on Mill avenue After a considerable period of good business Ben decides to hire an assistant to help him both make the rice and make sales to customers With the addition of Ben's new employee Ben is almost able to produce twice as many sandwiches as before. Then after another couple of months Ben again decides to hire another employee, except this time Ben finds that his output only increased by about 50% Because Ben is still unable to meet the current demand for his rice he decides to hire a third employee, this time his output only increases by about 40%. Over the next year Ben's rice stand continues to flourish and he continues hire additional employees as demand continues to rise, each employee increasing his output but by a decreasing amount each time However, one day Ben adds his eaghth employee and something odd hapLens, his daily rice output is consistently less. Ben decides to monitor the new worker and see if he is actually working as hard as the rest of Ben's employees oddly Ben finds that he is indeed working hard as everyone else but something interesting is happening, because how many employees Ben has working in his small rice cart they are often tunning into each other and slowing each other down Which of the production functions above most accurately depicts Ben's situation? OA OC OB OD HOL En erm Exam" as a timed exam. The timer on the night shows the time remaining in the exam. To receive credit for problems, you must select "Submit" for each problem End My Exam" Quantity of labor Quantity of labor C D Quantity of labor Quantity of labor Consider the following example, Ben own's a cart where he sells nice to hungry pedestrians on Mill avenue After a considerable period of good business Ben decides to hire an assistant to help him both make the rice and make sales to customers With the addition of Ben's new employee Ben is almost able to produce twice as many sandwiches as before. Then after another couple of months Ben again decides to hire another employee, except this time Ben finds that his output only increased by about 50% Because Ben is still unable to meet the current demand for his rice he decides to hire a third employee, this time his output only increases by about 40%. Over the next year Ben's rice stand continues to flourish and he continues hire additional employees as demand continues to rise, each employee increasing his output but by a decreasing amount each time However, one day Ben adds his eaghth employee and something odd hapLens, his daily rice output is consistently less. Ben decides to monitor the new worker and see if he is actually working as hard as the rest of Ben's employees oddly Ben finds that he is indeed working hard as everyone else but something interesting is happening, because how many employees Ben has working in his small rice cart they are often tunning into each other and slowing each other down Which of the production functions above most accurately depicts Ben's situation? OA OC OB OD HOL