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The production function is a statement of the relation between the volumes of the inputs and the outputs of a production process. Its form has implications for the concept of economic equilibrium and it is widely used in the construction of economic models. | |||
==Returns to scale - interpretation== | |||
==The diminishing returns and economic equilibrium== | |||
==Modelling the production function== | |||
==Qualifications an objections== | |||
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Revision as of 11:08, 2 September 2008
The production function is a statement of the relation between the volumes of the inputs and the outputs of a production process. Its form has implications for the concept of economic equilibrium and it is widely used in the construction of economic models.