Antje currently produces fish and fruit at point A in the graph.Use the graph to complete the following sentence.Antje's marginal cost of producing an additional unit of fish isOA. 2/52 units of fruitOB. 52 units of fruitO c. 3 units of fruitO D. 52/2 units of fruitC60-Fruit (units)Fish (units)ģPPF1012>>> Click on the graph to work out the answer.Q

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Antje currently produces fish and fruit at point A in the graph. Use the graph to complete the following sentence. Antje's marginal cost of producing an additional unit of fish is ⒸA. 2/52 units of fruit OB. 52 units of fruit O c. 3 units of fruit OD. 52/2 units of fruit 60- Fruit (units) 8 PPF 6 Fish (units) >>> Click on the graph to work out the answer. 10 12 Q

Antje currently produces fish and fruit at point A in the graph. Use the graph to complete the following sentence. Antje's marginal cost of producing an additional unit of fish is ⒸA. 2/52 units of fruit OB. 52 units of fruit O c. 3 units of fruit OD. 52/2 units of fruit 60- Fruit (units) 8 PPF 6 Fish (units) >>> Click on the graph to work out the answer. 10 12 Q

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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