10. Consider the following isoquant - isocost diagram (i.e., graph). K a. b. If we were at point 'd', then which of the following (mathematical) statements is correct? MPL W C. MPL W a MPL W OC O a b Ob Od > = G < W d. The slope of the isocost is not - ?" e. MPL must be greater than MPK. MPK MPK r MPK r

10. Consider the following isoquant - isocost diagram (i.e., graph). K a. b. If we were at point 'd', then which of the following (mathematical) statements is correct? MPL W C. MPL W a MPL W OC O a b Ob Od > = G < W d. The slope of the isocost is not - ?" e. MPL must be greater than MPK. MPK MPK r MPK r

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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