what is an isoquant ?why are the isoquant downward sloping
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It is a type of a counter line drawn through a set of point at which the same quantity of output.
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This implies that the Isoquant is a negatively sloped curve. This is because when the quantify of factor K (capital) is increased, the quantity of L (labor) must be reduced so as to keep the same level of output.
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