FOODQويهPPQueCLOTH5. The above figure shows two isovalue lines V, and Va at the same relative price Po/Py. A andB are two production patterns. The quantities of cloth and food produced in each case areindicated by Qua: Qes and Qra: Qn respectively. Based on the above, which of the followingis correct?A) When relative price - Po/Pr, GDP produced at A (VA) equals GDP produced at B (Vs)became they both lie on the same PPF.B) When relative pricePo/P, GDP produced at A (VA) is greater than GDP produced at B(V).1C) If the nation produces at A when relative price PP, it is maximizing its GDPD) GDP is maximized at A if the relative price PPy decreases.

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FOOD 9 G به CLOTH 5. The above figure shows two invalue lines V. and Va at the same relative price PP. A and B are two production patterns. The quantities of cloth and food produced in each case are indicated by QQ and Q Q respectively. Based on the above, which of the following A) When relative price PP, GDP produced at A (VA) equals GDP produced at B (V) became they both lie on the same PP B) When relative price-PP, GDP produced at A (V) is greater than GDP produced (V). If the pace at Dy GOP mail at A when relative price PP, it maining in GDP the relative price PP

FOOD 9 G به CLOTH 5. The above figure shows two invalue lines V. and Va at the same relative price PP. A and B are two production patterns. The quantities of cloth and food produced in each case are indicated by QQ and Q Q respectively. Based on the above, which of the following A) When relative price PP, GDP produced at A (VA) equals GDP produced at B (V) became they both lie on the same PP B) When relative price-PP, GDP produced at A (V) is greater than GDP produced (V). If the pace at Dy GOP mail at A when relative price PP, it maining in GDP the relative price PP

Brief Principles of Macroeconomics (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter7: Production And Growth

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