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What is an isocost line?

      

What is an isocost line?

  

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KevinNyabute
An isocost is a line that represents all combinations of a firm's factors of production( labour and capital) that have the same total cost.

-An isocost line is a line that shows all different combinations of labour and capital that a firm can purchase given the total outlay of the firm and factor prices
kevinnyabute answered the question on February 22, 2018 at 08:38


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