each will specialize in. (c) Please derive the relative supply of X goods in terms of Z. (d** Bonus) If there exist an unlimited numbers of counterparts in the world, what does the relative supply of X goods look like? ( please simply explain the reason)country

each will specialize in. (c) Please derive the relative supply of X goods in terms of Z. (d** Bonus) If there exist an unlimited numbers of counterparts in the world, what does the relative supply of X goods look like? ( please simply explain the reason)country

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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