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Multiple choice

If the cost of labour increases, the isocost line will (choose all correct answers):

Options
A.a. Rotate inward around the point where only capital is employed in production
B.b. Stay the same
C.c. Shift inward in parallel fashion
D.d. Shift outward in parallel fashion
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In the isocost framework, the total cost constraint is C = wL + rK, where w is the wage rate (cost of labor), r is the rental rate of capital, L is labor input, and K is capital input. Option a: 'Rotate inward around the point where only capital is employed in......Login to view full explanation

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