Suppose the UK and Canada produce bread and cars using labor. These goods are produced based on the following productivity in each country: U.K. Canada Cars 80 06 Bread 8 a) If Canada and the U.K. have 1350 and 2000 units of labour available, respectively, explain how both countries can gain from trade. b) Suppose labour productivity doubles in the U.K. in the production of both goods; how does this affect the answer to a)?

Suppose the UK and Canada produce bread and cars using labor. These goods are produced based on the following productivity in each country: U.K. Canada Cars 80 06 Bread 8 a) If Canada and the U.K. have 1350 and 2000 units of labour available, respectively, explain how both countries can gain from trade. b) Suppose labour productivity doubles in the U.K. in the production of both goods; how does this affect the answer to a)?

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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