A firm experiencing an increase in the marginal product of labor employed would most likely: A. allow an increased number of workers to specialize and become more adept at their individual functions....

A firm experiencing an increase in the marginal product of labor employed would most likely:

A. allow an increased number of workers to specialize and become more adept at their individual functions. B. find that an increase in workers cannot be efficiently matched by other inputs that are fixed, such as property, plant, and equipment. C. find that the supply of skilled workers is limited, and additional workers lack essential skills and aptitudes possessed by the current workforce.