Tina can allocate her 8-hour day between baking and cooking. Each hour devoted to baking yields 2 cakes whereas each hour spent cooking produces 4 plates of food. Tina's neighbour, Ingrid, can produce 3 cakes or 4 plates of food per hour. Who has the absolute advantage in the production of cakes? Choose. Choose 0.5 food for Tina and 0.75 food for Ingrid. Ingrid produce more than Tina using less resources. Tina produce with lower opportunity cost. 2 food for Tina and 1.33 food for Ingrid. Tina produce more than Ingrid using same resources. Neither Ingrid or Tina. Ingrid produce more than Tina using same resources. 0.5 cakes for Tina and 0.75 cakes for Ingrid. Tina produce more than Ingrid using less resources. Ingrid produce with lower opportunity cost. Ingrid produce more than Tina using more resources. Tina produce more than Ingrid using more resources. 2 cakes for Tina and 1.33 cakes for Ingrid. Who has the absolute advantage in the production of food? Who has a comparative advantage in the production of cakes? Who has a comparative advantage in the production of food? What is the opportunity cost for food?

Tina can allocate her 8-hour day between baking and cooking. Each hour devoted to baking yields 2 cakes whereas each hour spent cooking produces 4 plates of food. Tina's neighbour, Ingrid, can produce 3 cakes or 4 plates of food per hour. Who has the absolute advantage in the production of cakes? Choose. Choose 0.5 food for Tina and 0.75 food for Ingrid. Ingrid produce more than Tina using less resources. Tina produce with lower opportunity cost. 2 food for Tina and 1.33 food for Ingrid. Tina produce more than Ingrid using same resources. Neither Ingrid or Tina. Ingrid produce more than Tina using same resources. 0.5 cakes for Tina and 0.75 cakes for Ingrid. Tina produce more than Ingrid using less resources. Ingrid produce with lower opportunity cost. Ingrid produce more than Tina using more resources. Tina produce more than Ingrid using more resources. 2 cakes for Tina and 1.33 cakes for Ingrid. Who has the absolute advantage in the production of food? Who has a comparative advantage in the production of cakes? Who has a comparative advantage in the production of food? What is the opportunity cost for food?

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