Freedonia has a comparative advantage in the production of tea

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(Laura or Robert)..has an absolute advantage in the production…..and (Laura, Robert)

Robert’s opportunity cost (5 tons of alfalfa, 2 tons of alfalfa, 4 tons of alfalfa, 3 tons of alfalfa) …..cost of producting (5 tons of alfalfa, 2 tons of alfalfa, 3 tons of alfalfa, 4 tons of alfalfa). Because Robert has a (higher, lower)….Laura, (Robert, Laura)…….production of corn, and (Laura, Robert)

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Freedonia has comparative advantage….(potatoes, neither potatoes nor tea, both potatoes and tea, tea)

Sylvania has a comparative advantage…(potatoes, tea, both potatoes and tea, neither potatoes nor tea).

…the most the two countries can produce is (24 million, 32 million, 4 million, 28 million, 16 million, 2 million, 8 million, 12 million, 20 million) pounds of tea and (32 million, 28 million, 8 million, 2 million, 12 million, 16 million, 24 million, 20 million, 4 million)

Sylvania and Freedonia (would, would not)

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Possible answers: Cassvania and Koopmansville….(differences in resource endowments, differences in tastes, economies of scale)

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Possible answers: Based on the prior graph, social welfare in the absence of international trade is ( $120,93,60,30)

When free trade in lemons ….($150,170,210,230). At this price, (240,000, 720,000, 600,000, 960,000) be demanded in Keyna, and (720,000, 600,000, 240,000, 960,0000….Therefore, Kenya will import (240,000, 720,000, 960,000, 600,000)

Without Trade With free trade

Consumer surplus (4.8,60,30,76.8) - ( 4.8, 76.8, 46.8, 60)

Producer surplus (4.8, 60, 76.8, 30) (4.8, 60, 25.2, 76.8)

When Kenya allows free trade…(decrease, increase) by ($30, 76.8, 46.8, 60) million, and producer surplus by ($30, 4.8, 25.2, 60) million. So the net effect…..(loss, gain) of ($25.2, 60, 46.8, 21.6)