1. The following table shows the total number of hats or baskets that the tribes of Dakal and Sele can produce given their resources. Dakal Sele Hats 10 5 a) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Hats? b) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Baskets? c) Find the Opportunity Costs of producing Hats and Baskets for both tribes: For Dakal: OC of 1 Hat= OC of 1 Basket = For Sele: OC of 1 Hat OC of 1 Basket = 1 Hat= 1 Basket = Baskets 70 30 d) Who has comparative advantage in the production of Hats? In Baskets? Comparative Advantage in Hat= Comparative Advantage in Basket - e) What should the terms of trade have to be both tribes to gain from trade? (Give me a range) f) If the terms of trade were 1 Hat=7 Baskets, who would refuse to trade - the tribe selling hats or the tribe selling baskets? Circle the correct answer: o Tribe selling hats will refuse o Tribe selling baskets will refuse o Neither tribe will refuse o Both tribes will refuse
1. The following table shows the total number of hats or baskets that the tribes of Dakal and Sele can produce given their resources. Dakal Sele Hats 10 5 a) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Hats? b) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Baskets? c) Find the Opportunity Costs of producing Hats and Baskets for both tribes: For Dakal: OC of 1 Hat= OC of 1 Basket = For Sele: OC of 1 Hat OC of 1 Basket = 1 Hat= 1 Basket = Baskets 70 30 d) Who has comparative advantage in the production of Hats? In Baskets? Comparative Advantage in Hat= Comparative Advantage in Basket - e) What should the terms of trade have to be both tribes to gain from trade? (Give me a range) f) If the terms of trade were 1 Hat=7 Baskets, who would refuse to trade - the tribe selling hats or the tribe selling baskets? Circle the correct answer: o Tribe selling hats will refuse o Tribe selling baskets will refuse o Neither tribe will refuse o Both tribes will refuse
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![Applied Problems on Trade
1. The following table shows the total number of hats or baskets that the tribes of
Dakal and Sele can produce given their resources.
For Dakal:
OC of 1 Hat
OC of 1 Basket =
For Sele:
a) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Hats?
b) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Baskets?
c) Find the Opportunity Costs of producing Hats and Baskets for both tribes:
OC of 1 Hat =
OC of 1 Basket =
Dakal
Sele
Hats
10
5
1 Hat=
1 Basket =
Name:
d) Who has comparative advantage in the production of Hats? In Baskets?
Comparative Advantage in Hat =
Comparative Advantage in Basket =
O
Baskets
70
30
e) What should the terms of trade have to be both tribes to gain from trade? (Give
me a range)
f) If the terms of trade were 1 Hat = 7 Baskets, who would refuse to trade - the tribe
selling hats or the tribe selling baskets? Circle the correct answer:
o Tribe selling hats will refuse
o
o Neither tribe will refuse
Both tribes will refuse
Tribe selling baskets will refuse](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F862c1a35-c973-453f-b9f2-dd6da1fbc536%2F05315f25-68b4-445d-ae7d-e6afcc1e628f%2Fk1om3rs_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Applied Problems on Trade
1. The following table shows the total number of hats or baskets that the tribes of
Dakal and Sele can produce given their resources.
For Dakal:
OC of 1 Hat
OC of 1 Basket =
For Sele:
a) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Hats?
b) Who has an absolute advantage in the production of Baskets?
c) Find the Opportunity Costs of producing Hats and Baskets for both tribes:
OC of 1 Hat =
OC of 1 Basket =
Dakal
Sele
Hats
10
5
1 Hat=
1 Basket =
Name:
d) Who has comparative advantage in the production of Hats? In Baskets?
Comparative Advantage in Hat =
Comparative Advantage in Basket =
O
Baskets
70
30
e) What should the terms of trade have to be both tribes to gain from trade? (Give
me a range)
f) If the terms of trade were 1 Hat = 7 Baskets, who would refuse to trade - the tribe
selling hats or the tribe selling baskets? Circle the correct answer:
o Tribe selling hats will refuse
o
o Neither tribe will refuse
Both tribes will refuse
Tribe selling baskets will refuse
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