Table: The Prodection Posibilities for Tractors andCrude OilCrude ellTracters theesands of harrel)CoustryUnited StatesMexice40601801. The table above show the production possibilities for Mexico and the United States. The US. can make 80trsctors and O harels of crude oil, 0 tractors and 40,000 barrels of crude oil, er any combination in betweena Which country has an absolute advantage in crude oil?b. Which country has a comparative advantage in crude oil?* What is the United States' opportunity cost of producing 10,000 hamels of crude oil?Use the following gaph to answer questions 2-4:Suppose the world price $50,000 and there is free trade.Price of SUVS0.000M000450004.30040.000000300002.00020.00012SUVe (milions)2 The United Sutes wouldA) import 6 millionSUVEB) export 6 millionO cxport 2 millionD) import 2 million3, In the United States, consumer urplus wouldA) increase; decreaseand ptoducer surplus wouldC) decrease, decreaseB) increase; increaseD) decrease, increase4. Would there be deadweight loss in this scenario?Use the following graph to anwer questiona 5& 6• Sand Drepresent the domestic demand and supply of calculators• The damestic price- $150. The world price, P.-SI00Price ofcalculators$300 Use the following graph to answer questions 5 & 6:• Sand D represent the domestic demand and supply of calculators• The domestic price- $150. The world price, P.- S100Price ofcalculators$300150120100Pw50Quantity ofcalculators35 50 605. When the economy moves from autarky to free trade:a. They will (exportcalculators. (Fill in the mumber of calculators traded.)import)b. Consumer surplus rises by area(Find the increase in CSs)c. Producer surplus falls by arca(Find the decrease in PS)6. The government imposes a $20 tariff per calculator.a They will now (exportimport)calyiadors. ( Fill in the number of calculatons traded)b. Tariff revenue - Sc. Deadweight loss-areas

Table: The Prodectien Possibilities for Tracters and Crude Ol Crude ell Country Unhed Sutes Tracters (theosands of harret Meice L. The table above show the production possibilities for Mexico and the United Stutes. The US. can make 0 trsctors and O harrels of crade oil, 0 tractors and 40,000 barrels of crude eil, er any combination in between A Which country has an absolute advantage in crude oil? b Which country has a comparative advntage in crude oil? What is the United States' opportunity cost of producing 10,000 harels of crude oil Use the following graph to anwer questions 24: Suppose the world price S50,000 and there is free trade. Price of SUV 12 SUVe (milions) 2. The United Sutes would A), import 6 million SUV B) export 6 million O export 2 million D) import 2 million 3, In th United States, conumer wurplus would A) increase; decrease B) increase, increase and poducer surplus would C) decrease, decrease D) decrease, increase 4. Would there be deadweight los in this scenario?

Table: The Prodectien Possibilities for Tracters and Crude Ol Crude ell Country Unhed Sutes Tracters (theosands of harret Meice L. The table above show the production possibilities for Mexico and the United Stutes. The US. can make 0 trsctors and O harrels of crade oil, 0 tractors and 40,000 barrels of crude eil, er any combination in between A Which country has an absolute advantage in crude oil? b Which country has a comparative advntage in crude oil? What is the United States' opportunity cost of producing 10,000 harels of crude oil Use the following graph to anwer questions 24: Suppose the world price S50,000 and there is free trade. Price of SUV 12 SUVe (milions) 2. The United Sutes would A), import 6 million SUV B) export 6 million O export 2 million D) import 2 million 3, In th United States, conumer wurplus would A) increase; decrease B) increase, increase and poducer surplus would C) decrease, decrease D) decrease, increase 4. Would there be deadweight los in this scenario?

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