Exam 3: The Economic Problem
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-Omar and John can fix computers or write computer programs.The table above shows the number of computers they can fix and the lines of code they can write in a day.
a.Who,if anyone,has the absolute advantage?
b.Who has the comparative advantage in fixing computers? Why?
c.Who has the comparative advantage in writing programs? Why?
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-The figure above shows a production possibilities frontier.In the figure,which of the following combinations of the two goods cannot be produced with the current resources and technology?
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John can make pizza at a lower opportunity cost than Allen,but Allen can make more pizzas per day than John.Therefore,
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-Suppose that Germany,France,Estonia,and India all have the same production possibilities,illustrated in the figure above.Based on the production points in the figure,India is most likely to expand its PPF to
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The opportunity cost of one more slice of pizza in terms of sodas is the
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Moving on a bowed out PPF,what happens to the opportunity cost of its production as a nation specializes more in one product?
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Once you find the opportunity cost of producing one unit of a good,to find the opportunity cost of producing the other good,you must
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If a nation has an absolute advantage in producing a good,then it
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-Two nations can produce computers and software in the amounts given in the table above.Does either nation have an absolute advantage in producing the products? Which nation has a comparative advantage in computers? Which nation has a comparative advantage in software? Explain your answers.
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In a production possibilities frontier diagram,the attainable production points are shown as
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A free lunch (the absence of a tradeoff)when the production of a good is increased is possible for the entire economy only if
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The fact of increasing opportunity cost when moving on the PPF means that
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The gains from trade include:
i.lower prices from competition
ii.greater output from specialization
iii.greater variety of goods and services available
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Explain why a movement from a point inside a production possibilities frontier to the production possibilities frontier is described as a free lunch and a movement along a production possibilities frontier is described as a tradeoff.
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"When countries specialize in producing the good in which they have a comparative advantage and then trade with each other,only the country with the absolute advantage gains." Is the previous statement correct or incorrect? Briefly explain your answer.
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-The figure above shows a nation's production possibilities frontier.In the figure,point B shows
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Why is a production possibilities frontier bowed out (concave)?
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-The figure above shows the production possibilities frontier for a country.In order for it to move from producing at point A to producing at point B,the country would need to
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The opportunity cost of producing more of one good on a production possibilities frontier is
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