Less expensive bundles of inputs are associated with

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For given input prices, less expensive bundles of inputs are associated with:

A. isocosts farther from the orgin

B. isocosts closer to the orgin.

C. isoquants farther from the orgin

D. isoquants closer to the orgin

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