The Slope of an Isocost Line Is Equal To

question 16

Multiple Choice

The slope of an isocost line is equal to:

• A) -(wage rate/rental rate of capital).
• B) (wage rate/rental rate of capital).
• C) -(rental rate of capital/wage rate).
• D) (rental rate of capital/wage rate).

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Definitions:

Normal Faults

Fractures in the Earth's crust where one block of rock moves down relative to another block due to tensional forces.

Joints

Natural fractures or separations in rocks without displacement, often resulting from the rock's response to stress.

Folds

Structures formed by the bending and warping of rocks under pressure during geological processes, often seen in mountain ranges.

Joints

Natural fractures or separations in rocks without displacement, often formed by stresses such as contraction, expansion, or tectonic activities.