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Question 1

The following table describes production possibilities for Spain and China. Each number in the table shows the number of workers needed to produce one unit of the product.

Countrytoysglasses
Spain412
China1215

Suppose that both countries have `100` workers. What is the opportunity cost of producing toys in Spain?

glasses

 

What is the opportunity cost of producing glasses in Spain?

toys

 

What is the opportunity cost of producing toys in China?

glasses

 

What is the opportunity cost of producing glasses in China?

toys

 

Which country has an absolute advantage in producing toys?

 

Which country has an absolute advantage in producing glasses?

 

Which country has a comparative advantage in producing glasses?

 

Which country has a comparative advantage in producing toys?

 

Which country should be specializing in the production of glasses?

 

Which country should be specializing in the production of toys?

 

Which country should be exporting toys?

 

Which country should be exporting glasses?

 

Suppose that Spain takes all of their workers to produce toys. How much of the product can they produce?

 

Suppose that Spain takes all of their workers to produce glasses. How much of the product can they produce?

 

Suppose that China takes all of their workers to produce toys. How much of the product can they produce?

 

Suppose that China takes all of their workers to produce glasses. How much of the product can they produce?

 


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