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Higher isocost lines correspond to higher
Unconscionable
Refers to actions or terms that are excessively unjust or unreasonable, often to a degree that they violate fairness or ethics.
Supply
The sum of a product or service that can be bought at a specific price.
Land
The surface of the earth and its natural resources, considered a fundamental factor of production in economics.
Usury Laws
Regulations that set the maximum interest rate that can be charged on loans.
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