An isocost line is defined as the set of input bundles that:
A) can be produced at some specified cost.
B) generate one particular level of output.
C) produce the profit- maximizing level of output.
D) can be purchased with a specified sum of money.
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Q6: Long run total costs are always:
A)a function
Q7: Holding output constant, the MRTS is:
A)the ratio
Q8: When returns to scale are decreasing, long
Q9: The scale- elasticity of output measures:
A)the slope
Q10: The Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution refers
Q12: Fixed proportions production functions always have:
A)varying returns
Q13: If a firm is producing at minimum
Q14: The Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution diminishes
Q15: The cost function, TC(y), shows the:
A)linear pattern
Q16: What the cheapest input bundle for producing
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