I want to see if my understanding of the opportunity cost tabel is correct. Robinson can make more bread overallBundleABCDENow Crusoe is joined by Friday on his island. Friday also produces bread and cloth. Hisproduction possibilities, along with Robinson's, are shown in the table below:(For Robinson, you've already calculated part of his opportunity costs above.)F2018Bread1614121086RobinsonBread OC of(Loave4s perMonth)2018151160oneloaf ofbreadFriday=Rohinson =½1/3141/51/6Cloth OC of(YardsperMonth)01232945oneyard ofcloth323456BundleabCdeBread(Loaves perMonth)876650FridayOC ofn. Graph the PPFs for both Robinson and Friday on the same graph below(Robinson's hasn't changed)oneloaf ofbread1'15Cloth(YardsperMonth)02469OC ofoneyard ofcloth7 89Cloth in Yards115

A production possibility frontier (PPF) shows the maximum possible output combinations of two goods…

Bundl e A B C D E Now Crusoe is joined by Friday on his island. Friday also produces bread and cloth. His production possibilities, along with Robinson's, are shown in the table below: (For Robinson, you've already calculated part of his opportunity costs above.) F Bread (Loave s per Month) 20 Bread 18 15 11 6 0 Robinson OC of one loaf of bread ½ 1/3 ½ 1/5 1/6 Cloth (Yards per Month) 0 1 2 3 دیا 4 5 OC of one yard of cloth 2 3 4 5 6 Bundl e a b C d e Bread (Loave s per Month) 8 7 6 5 0 Friday OC of one loaf of bread - 1 '15 Cloth OC of (Yards per Month ) 0 n. Graph the PPFs for both Robinson and Friday on the same graph below (Robinson's hasn't changed) 2 4 6 9 one yard of cloth 1 - 5

Bundl e A B C D E Now Crusoe is joined by Friday on his island. Friday also produces bread and cloth. His production possibilities, along with Robinson's, are shown in the table below: (For Robinson, you've already calculated part of his opportunity costs above.) F Bread (Loave s per Month) 20 Bread 18 15 11 6 0 Robinson OC of one loaf of bread ½ 1/3 ½ 1/5 1/6 Cloth (Yards per Month) 0 1 2 3 دیا 4 5 OC of one yard of cloth 2 3 4 5 6 Bundl e a b C d e Bread (Loave s per Month) 8 7 6 5 0 Friday OC of one loaf of bread - 1 '15 Cloth OC of (Yards per Month ) 0 n. Graph the PPFs for both Robinson and Friday on the same graph below (Robinson's hasn't changed) 2 4 6 9 one yard of cloth 1 - 5

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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