The table shows the output of bikes and skateboards for Luke and Han (theend points of their respective PPCs).They can produce either or some linear combination of both Bikes (B) andSkateboards (S).With this information, select the choice that is a true statement.abQuestion 9CSelected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press up/down arrow keys to select an answer.d1/11 answerediiLuke has the comparative advantage in producing Bikes and Skateboards.Han has the comparative advantage in producing Bikes and Skateboards.LukeHanQuestion 10Answers arBikes5040SkateboardLuke has the comparative advantage in Bikes and Han has the comparative advantage in producing Skateboards.Luke has the comparative advantage in Skateboards and Han has the comparative advantage in producing Bikes.7064

Question 9 The table shows the output of bikes and skateboards for Luke and Han (the end points of their respective PPCs). They can produce either or some linear combination of both Bikes (B) and Skateboards (S). With this information, select the choice that is a true statement. Luke Han Bikes 50 40 Skateboard 70 64

Question 9 The table shows the output of bikes and skateboards for Luke and Han (the end points of their respective PPCs). They can produce either or some linear combination of both Bikes (B) and Skateboards (S). With this information, select the choice that is a true statement. Luke Han Bikes 50 40 Skateboard 70 64

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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