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Figure 2: Isoquant diagram for two factors of production, x1 and x2 (see text). Figure 1: Isoquant diagram of hours of labour and feet of gold wire used per month.
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  • Figure 1: Isoquant diagram of hours of labour and feet of gold wire used per month.
    theory of production
    / The production function

    …a figure known as an isoquant diagram (Figure 1). In the graph, goldsmith-hours per month are plotted horizontally and the number of feet of gold wire used per month vertically. Each of the curved lines, called an isoquant, will then represent a certain number of necklace chains produced. The data…

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    …a figure known as an isoquant diagram (Figure 1). In the graph, goldsmith-hours per month are plotted horizontally and the number of feet of gold wire used per month vertically. Each of the curved lines, called an isoquant, will then represent a certain number of necklace chains produced. The data…

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