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A change in the function f the first two signify growth of th. Technical change and the aggregate production function. A graph showing how a change in the amount of a single variable input changes total output. Sir i want to write the exam of ugc net in economics subject please help me which books can study for prepare this exam. In the production function itself, the relationship of output to inputs is. Dipika explains the conception of production function and short run production function, laws of variable proportion, total.
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