Sara and Fran produce boards and sails for windsurfing. The tables show their production possibilities. Each week, Sara produces 8 boards and 6 sails and Fran produces 9 boards and 12 sails. What is Sara's opportunity cost of producing a board? What is Fran's opportunity cost of producing a board? Who has the comparative advantage in production? Sara's opportunity cost of producing a board is Fran's opportunity cost of producing a board is >>> Answer to 1 decimal place below. has a comparative advantage in producing sails. sails. OA. Sara; boards because her opportunity cost of producing a board is lower than Fran's opportunity cost of producing a board OB. Sara; sails because her opportunity cost of producing a sail is higher than Fran's opportunity cost of producing a sail OC. Fran; boards because she produces more boards than Sara OD. Fran; sails because her opportunity cost of producing a sail is less than her opportunity cost of producing a board

Sara and Fran produce boards and sails for windsurfing. The tables show their production possibilities. Each week, Sara produces 8 boards and 6 sails and Fran produces 9 boards and 12 sails. What is Sara's opportunity cost of producing a board? What is Fran's opportunity cost of producing a board? Who has the comparative advantage in production? Sara's opportunity cost of producing a board is Fran's opportunity cost of producing a board is >>> Answer to 1 decimal place below. has a comparative advantage in producing sails. sails. OA. Sara; boards because her opportunity cost of producing a board is lower than Fran's opportunity cost of producing a board OB. Sara; sails because her opportunity cost of producing a sail is higher than Fran's opportunity cost of producing a sail OC. Fran; boards because she produces more boards than Sara OD. Fran; sails because her opportunity cost of producing a sail is less than her opportunity cost of producing a board

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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