
Concept explainers
a)
To ascertain: If the land is unlimited and labors are 100 then write and sketch the
b)
To ascertain: If labors are unlimited but the land is 150, then write and sketch the production possibilities frontier.
c)
To ascertain: if labors are 100 and land is 150 write and sketch the production probability frontier.
d)
To ascertain: Production possibilities frontier of part C is concave.
e)
To ascertain: Calculate the relative
f)
To ascertain: Suppose consumer on trending four units of food for five units of cloths then what is the relative price of food and what is reason behind it.
g)
To ascertain: Calculate the ratio and production.
h)
To ascertain: Production possibility curve according to part e case.

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