Rhonda Tabitha's Production Possibilities Hours Required for 1 Unit d then we can split our goods e day. I will fish all day and the fish that I catch. Fish 1.5 Water 2 Rhonda's Production Possibilities Hours Required for 1 Unit plan. Iwill purify ve you half of the Fish 3 Water 1.5 Rhonda DAY e day after we trade, how water will we each have?

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At the end of the day, after we trade, how many fish and water will we each have? Idk how to calculate this 

And I should concentrate all of my efforts
on purifying water.
Fish/Water Output Comparison
Tabitha's Production Possibilities
Rhonda
Hours Required for 1 Unit
Total Possible Units in 12 Hours
Let's do that and then we can split our goods
at the end of the day. I will fish all day and
give you half of the fish that I catch.
Fish
1.5
8.
Water
2
6.
Rhonda's Production Possibilities
Tabitha
Hours Required for 1 Unit
Total Possible Units in 12 Hours
Sounds like a good plan. I will purify
water all day and give you half of the
bottles.
Fish
3
4
Water
1.5
8
Rhonda
DAY 3
At the end of the day after we trade, how
many fish and water will we each have?
Tabitha
We will each have 3 fish and 3 bottles of water.
We will each have 4 fish and 4 bottles of water.
Transcribed Image Text:And I should concentrate all of my efforts on purifying water. Fish/Water Output Comparison Tabitha's Production Possibilities Rhonda Hours Required for 1 Unit Total Possible Units in 12 Hours Let's do that and then we can split our goods at the end of the day. I will fish all day and give you half of the fish that I catch. Fish 1.5 8. Water 2 6. Rhonda's Production Possibilities Tabitha Hours Required for 1 Unit Total Possible Units in 12 Hours Sounds like a good plan. I will purify water all day and give you half of the bottles. Fish 3 4 Water 1.5 8 Rhonda DAY 3 At the end of the day after we trade, how many fish and water will we each have? Tabitha We will each have 3 fish and 3 bottles of water. We will each have 4 fish and 4 bottles of water.
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‘Opportunity cost’ refers to the ‘forgone benefit’ that can be derived from choosing another available alternative.

The ‘comparative advantage’ refers to the ability to produce a good with lesser ‘opportunity cost’ than the other country.

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