alleryStart learning →With fixed unit input costs, isocost curves have which shape?
AStraight, downward
BConvex to origin
CVertical lines
DL-shaped kinks
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Straight, downward
Constant unit costs mean the budget trade-off between inputs is a straight downward sloping line.
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