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Study of the behavior of firms in organizing their production and allocating productive resources.
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Is it true that $\frac{dL}{dq}=1/\frac{\partial q}{\partial L}$?
It is valid but only in the short run with the assumption that the capital is fixed.
By assuming that output depends on labor and capital you can write
$$q=q(L,K)$$
Now taking the total derivative
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