Exam 2: Production possibilities and opportunity cost
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Suppose that Spain has a comparative advantage in hats and Portugal has a comparative advantage in doormats.Under a system of free trade,each country specialises and then trades with the other.If the price starts at 4 hats per doormat,and then increases to 5 hats per doormat,then:
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Exhibit 2-8 Production possibilities frontier data
-Suppose an economy is faced with the production possibilities table shown in Exhibit 2-8.The first unit of capital goods will cost the economy _____ units of consumption goods.
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If more of one good can be produced without producing less of another output,the economy must have been operating efficiently.
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Exhibit 2-8 Production possibilities frontier data
-Suppose an economy is faced with the production possibilities table shown in Exhibit 2-8.The second unit of capital goods production will cost _____ units of consumption goods and the third unit of capital goods production will cost _____ units of consumption goods.
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Production possibilities frontier analysis allows us to identify:
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Exhibit 2-10 Production possibilities frontier
-From the information in Exhibit 2-10,which of the following points on the production possibilities curve are attainable with the resources and technology currently available?
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A country has a comparative advantage in producing a good when it has the lowest opportunity cost of producing that good.
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Opening trade between nations enables each nation's consumption possibilities to go beyond the confines of its own production possibilities curve.
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Exhibit 2-5 Production possibilities frontier
-For the economy shown in Exhibit 2-5 to operate at point C,it must:
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Exhibit 2-9 Production possibilities frontier
-In Exhibit 2-9,which of the following is not true regarding point H? Point H:
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If an economy is producing at full employment,it means that:
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For the economy to operate efficiently,it must shift workers from producing consumer goods to producing capital goods.
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The author of the article in the case study on immigration (in Chapter 2,pp.45-6)argues for an increase in which category of migrants?
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Exhibit 2-2 Production possibilities frontier
-The production possibilities in Exhibit 2-2 indicates that the opportunity cost of corn is:
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