Anne would produce 10 robots a week working for an employer that recently offered her a position. Each robot requires $50 in material inputs and sells for $100. For Anne, this would mean no longer day trading, from which she makes $450 per week. Which of the following wage rates might Anne and the robot factory agree to?

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Anne would produce 10 robots a week working for an employer that
recently offered her a position. Each robot requires $50 in material
inputs and sells for $100. For Anne, this would mean no longer day
trading, from which she makes $450 per week. Which of the following
wage rates might Anne and the robot factory agree to?

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