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- b. Using the information provided in the table below, answer the following questions. COUNTRY A COUNTRY B TABLES 4 7 DESK 1 2 b. Using the information provided in the table below, answer the following questions. v. If each country has 10 workers who can produce either tables or chairs, draw the PPF of tables and desk for Country A and do the same for Country B. .The table below shows the labour productivity for the countries of Yin and Yang. Yin Yang Yin Yang Totals Machines 3 2 a. If the working populations of Yin and Yang are both 50 million, divided equally between the two industries in each country, how many machines and loaves of bread (in millions) are currently being produced in Yin and Yang? M Machines Yin Yang Totals Yin: machines Yang: loaves of bread 75 50 125 or or Loaves of bread 2 10 b. If the two countries decide to specialize, in which product does each country have a comparative advantage? Machines 150 0 150 Loaves of bread 50 250 300 c. If the two countries specialize in the product in which they have a comparative advantage, show their total outputs in the table below. Loaves of bread TIENE 0 500 500 HelpUse the table below to answer the question. Production Chart Lemons Limes Country A 55 66 Country B 57 35 What is the opportunity cost of producing a lime for Country B? Round your answer to four decimal places.
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- The table below shows the production of oil and lumber of ONE worker in China and India: rice (in pounds) shirts (unit) CHINA 400 200 INDIA 330 110 a) BEFORE trade (or with no trade), each country has 100 workers, and they allocate the worker for the production of the goods in the following way: China allocates 35 workers in the production of rice, and 65 workers in the production of shirts; India allocates 50 workers in the production of rice and 50 workers in the production of shirts. Find the maximum production and consumption of both goods for each country! b) If the countries decide to engage in trade (WITH TRADE), they will specialize in the production of the good in which they have comparative advantage. In which good should China specialize? How about India? JUSTIFY! (To answer this question you must calculate the opportunity cost of each good for both countries and then find the country's comparative advantage). What is the WITH TRADE production of the countries? c) If the…Please no written by hand solution Two countries each produce two goods. Country 1 has 200 workers and Country 2 has 600 workers. If they do not trade, Country 1 produces 5 units of good 1 and 1 unit of good ECON 212 Microeconomics II Ayça Tekin-Koru HOMEWORK 1 PAGE 2 2, and Country 2 produces 10 units of good 1 and 10 units of good 2. The following table shows how many workers are necessary to produce each good: Country 1 Country 2 Workers per unit of good 1 20 20 Workers per unit of good 2 100 40 a) In the absence of trade, how many units of goods 1 and 2 can Country 2 produce? How many can Country 1 produce? b) Which country has a comparative advantage in producing good 1? In producing good 2? c) Draw the production possibility for each country and show where the two produce without trade. Put good 1 on vertical axis and good 2 on horizontal axis. d) Draw the production possibility frontier with trade. e) Show that both countries can benefit from trade.According to table 1.2, what is the opportunity cost of producing one cruise ship in Norway? Worker units required in each area to produce the following number of ships and barrels of crude oil in one year. Cruise Ships 6 6 Select one: Norway United States a. 3/4 million barrels of crude oil b. 1 million barrels of crude oil c. 4/3 million barrels of crude oil d. 8 million barrels of crude oil Barrels of Crude Oil 8 2
- Who gains and who loses from trade?Unit Labor Requirements (a) Cloth Widgets Home 100 200 Foreign 40 20 B. Suppose that the labor force in the home country is 10,000 and that in the foreign country is 2,000. What is the pattern of production and the pattern of trade when P/Pw= 1/3, P/Pw= 1/2, P/P= 1, P/P= 2 and P/P,= 3? Draw the production and consumption possibilities frontiers with correct intercepts and slopes for both countries for each case. Use the horizontal axis for widgets.Using the numbers in the table, determine which country has a comparative advantage in producing each product. Output per Hour of Work Switzerland Canada Smartphones 8 5 Which of the following statements is true? A. The opportunity cost for Canada to produce one Smartphone is 0.60 Fitness Bracelet. B. The opportunity cost for Switzerland to produce one Fitness Bracelet is 1.25 Smartphones. OC. The opportunity cost for Switzerland to produce one Smartphone is 0.80 Fitness Bracelet. OD. The opportunity for Canada to produce one Smartphone is 1.67 Fitness Bracelets. Fitness Bracelets 10 3
