2 (A)MotoroydesMolorcydesPPC in JapanPPC in VetramLE1oPiceIn reference to the above graph, suppose Vietnam and Japan are producing and consuming at points A and D, respectively. If they agreeon the price shown on the graph (the slope of the tangent line), then Vietnam will end up consumingOa. motorcycles equal to JG.Ob.motorcycles equal to AG.c. motorcycles equal to HG.Od. an amount not shown on this graph.(B)Comparative advantage is primarily concerned witha. demand conditions.b.regulatory conditions.Oc. relative costs conditions.d. supply conditions.

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(A) roydes PPC Japan PPC in Vetnam In reference to the above graph, suppose Vietnam and Japan are producing and consuming at points A and D, respectively. If they agree on the price shown on the graph (the slope of the tangent line), then Vietnam will end up consuming a. motorcycles equal to JG. b.motorcycles equal to AG. Oc motorcycles equal to HG. d. an amount not shown on this graph. (B) Comparative advantage is primarily concerned with Oa. demand conditions. Ob. regulatory conditions. Oc. relative costs conditions. Od. supply conditions.

(A) roydes PPC Japan PPC in Vetnam In reference to the above graph, suppose Vietnam and Japan are producing and consuming at points A and D, respectively. If they agree on the price shown on the graph (the slope of the tangent line), then Vietnam will end up consuming a. motorcycles equal to JG. b.motorcycles equal to AG. Oc motorcycles equal to HG. d. an amount not shown on this graph. (B) Comparative advantage is primarily concerned with Oa. demand conditions. Ob. regulatory conditions. Oc. relative costs conditions. Od. supply conditions.

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