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PRODUCTION THEORY PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS WITH TWO VARIABLE INPUTS Reported by: Nino Reiner F. Badiola PLM MBA 6 Managerial Economics Dr. Carlos Manapat

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Isoquant and Isocost

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PRODUCTION THEORYPRODUCTION FUNCTIONS WITH TWO VARIABLE

INPUTS

Reported by: Nino Reiner F. Badiola

PLM MBA 6

Managerial EconomicsDr. Carlos Manapat

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DISCUSSION

• Isoquant Curves• Marginal Rate of Technical Substitution

(MRTS)• Isocost Lines• Least Cost Combination

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PRODUCTION ISOQUANTS

• The term Isoquant derived from Iso, meaning Equal, and Quant, from Quantity.

• Curves showing all possible combination of inputs that yield the same output.

• Locus of points showing that different combinations of factor-inputs give the same quantity of output.

• Equal Product Curve

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INPUT COMBINATION

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PRODUCTION ISOQUANT

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EFFICIENT COMBINATION

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MARGINAL RATE OF TECHNICAL SUBSTITUTION (MRTS)

• The rate at which one input may be substituted for another input in the production process, while total output remains constants.

• Amount of one input factor that must be substituted for one unit of another input factor to maintain a constant level of output.

• Algebraically,MRTS = ΔY / ΔX

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MRTS

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ISOCOST LINES

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COST MINIMIZATION SUBJECT TO AN OUTPUT CONSTRAINTS

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OUTPUT MAXIMIZATION SUBJECT TO A COST CONSTRAINTS

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Thank you!