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... input is held constant as the capital input is increased , the marginal product of capital diminishes . The law of diminishing returns tells us what hap- pens to output when a firm changes one input , either labor or capital , and holds ...
... input is held constant as the capital input is increased , the marginal product of capital diminishes . The law of diminishing returns tells us what hap- pens to output when a firm changes one input , either labor or capital , and holds ...
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... input , $ 99 will not buy the inputs required to pro- duce 15 sweaters . Marginal Rate of Substitution Equals Relative Input Price When a firm is using the least - cost technique of pro- duction , the marginal rate of substitution ...
... input , $ 99 will not buy the inputs required to pro- duce 15 sweaters . Marginal Rate of Substitution Equals Relative Input Price When a firm is using the least - cost technique of pro- duction , the marginal rate of substitution ...
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... inputs for Swanky to stay on an isoquant . If the labor input increases , the capital input must decrease , or , equivalently , if the labor input decreases , the capital input must increase . Thus we can write this equation in a ...
... inputs for Swanky to stay on an isoquant . If the labor input increases , the capital input must decrease , or , equivalently , if the labor input decreases , the capital input must increase . Thus we can write this equation in a ...
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