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37. The iso revenue function will shift up parallel: a. If the prices of one product increases. b. If the prices of inputs increase. Ca If the revenue is increased. d. All of the above are cotrect

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37. The iso revenue function will shift up parallel:
a. If the prices of one product increases.
b. If the prices of inputs increase.
Ca
If the revenue is increased.
d. All of the above are cotrect

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