isocost
English
Etymology
From
iso-
+
cost
.
Noun
isocost
(
plural
isocosts
)
(
economics
)
A
curve
that represents a
combination
of various inputs that
cost
the same.
Translations
curve
Chinese:
Mandarin:
等成本曲线
(
Děngchéngběnqūxiàn
)
,
等成本线
(
Děngchéngběnxiàn
)
French:
isocoût
(fr)
m
Italian:
isocosto
m
Polish:
izokoszta
(pl)
f
Tagalog:
kahalaga
,
guhit ng kahalaga
See also
isoquant