The table below represents daily production possibilities for a typical worker in both China and the United States, assuming that only two types of goods are produced in each country: food and textiles. (Put your answers in decimal form to two decimal places.) Output per Worker per Day (unit)
Food Textiles
China 1 2
United States 9 3
The opportunity cost of 1 more unit of The opportunity cost of 1 more unit of food in China is giving up food in the United States is giving up units of textiles. The opportunity cost of 1 more unit of textiles in China is giving up textiles in the United States is giving up units of food. The opportunity cost of 1 more unit of China has the comparative advantage in the production of and the United States has the comparative advantage in the production of