alleryStart learning →With perfect complements, inputs can be combined efficiently only how?
AIn any ratio
BIn one fixed ratio
COne at a time
DOnly at random
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. In one fixed ratio
The isoquant kinks at one ratio of the inputs, the only efficient combination.
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