What can be determined by the slope of the curve. The relationship between the relative price of cigars to soyabean (Pc / Ps) and the wage-rental ratio (w/r) is depicted by the SS labelled curve. Relative price of cigars, Pc/Ps SS Wage-rental ratio, w/r a) Neither good is capital-intensive b) Both are labor-intensive. c) Both are capital-intensive. d) Cigars are labor-intensive while soyabeans are capital-intensive.

What can be determined by the slope of the curve. The relationship between the relative price of cigars to soyabean (Pc / Ps) and the wage-rental ratio (w/r) is depicted by the SS labelled curve. Relative price of cigars, Pc/Ps SS Wage-rental ratio, w/r a) Neither good is capital-intensive b) Both are labor-intensive. c) Both are capital-intensive. d) Cigars are labor-intensive while soyabeans are capital-intensive.

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