Let L=100, K=100 and F=100 at initial point.
Q1=0.6*100+20*100+10*100=3060
Suppose all inputs are raised by 2%
i.e. L=102, K=102, F=102
Q2=0.6*102+20*102+10*102=3121.2
Percentage change in output=(Q2-Q1)/Q1=(3121.2-3060)/3060=2%
In this case, output has increased in the same proportion as that of inputs. We ...
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