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➤ How do firms find the least-cost combination using isoquants and isocosts?
Firms draw the isoquant for the target output and the isocost line for current input prices. The tangency point, where the isoquant touches the isocost, gives the least-cost bundle because MRTS equals the price ratio. If tangency is impossible, the optimal solution may be a corner where one input is used exclusively.

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