isi prep

[Hargun]

well, first plot isoquants of both plants for one unit output separatly on same graph. now these two will cross. the portion of the isoquant (where equation is z1=3) represents production in plant two only, because it produces one unit while plant one would have produced less. (similarly for portion z2=2, where plant one is used). this should explain why these two portions figure in the isoquant eqn with a union sign. next you can join the two points of the two isoquants where they are kinked. on all these input combinations both plants produce. try to find a random point on this portion and draw both plants' isoquants which pass through this point. you'l get the respective output quantities produced... i think.

[anon_econ]

she just told me that she was given 2 questions to solve on the board. she was being given hints whenever she got stuck. and many others were given more than 2 questions.

from what i've heard last yr in delhi ppl were asked to solve questions on paper rather than on the board. let's c!

On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 11:40 PM, SHIKHA [via Discussion forum] <[hidden email]> wrote:

actually i dnt remember wat u wrote i tried to locate dt thread.bt couldnt find..can u write it again..

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