Two isoquants can never:

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Isoquants represent different levels of outputs achieved by varying combinations of inputs. Two isoquants can never intersect because that would mean the same level of output can be achieved with different combinations of inputs, which violates the assumption of constant returns to scale. L-shaped isoquants do not make sense because it would imply that one input has no effect on output until a certain threshold is reached, after which changes in the other input have no effect. Being positive or negative does not apply to the concept of isoquants.

Two Isoquants Can Never