Why is an isoquant negatively inclined?

      

Why is an isoquant negatively inclined?

  

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KevinNyabute
This is because when the quantity of factor K(capital) is increased, the quantity of labour(L) has to be reduced for the level of output to remain constant.
kevinnyabute answered the question on February 22, 2018 at 08:32


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