Multiple Choice
A typical isoquant is:
A) convex to the origin, reflecting imperfect substitutes
B) concave to the origin, reflecting imperfect substitutes
C) convex to the origin, reflecting perfect substitutes
D) concave to the origin, reflecting perfect substitutes
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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