Mathematics, 22.06.2019 19:30, rocksquad9125

Suppose that you are on a desert island and possess exactly 20 coconuts. your neighbor, friday, is a fisherman, and he is willing to trade 2 fish for every 1 coconut that you are willing to give him. another neighbor, kwame, is also a fisherman, and he is willing to trade 3 fish for every 1 coconut.

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Business, 03.08.2019 15:00, davechucktaylor

In italy, an automobile can be produced by 8 workers in one day and a washing machine by 3 workers in one day. in the united states, an automobile can be produced by 6 workers in one day, and a washing machine by 2 workers in one day. don't abbreviate the country name for your answers (use italy.united states). a. has an absolute advantage in the production of automobiles? has an absolute advantage in washing machines? b. has a comparative advantage in the production of washing machines? has a comparative advantage in automobiles? c. this means that should specialize in washing machines and should specialize in automobiles. blank 1: blank 2: blank 3: blank 4: blank 5: blank 6: question 2 shadow and kodi are stranded on a tropical island. in 1 hour kodi can cut down 12 coconuts or catch 8 fish. in 1 hour shadow can cut down 10 coconuts or catch only 5 fish. who has absolute advantage in cutting down coconuts? who has absolute advantage in catching fish? who has comparative advantage in cutting down coconuts? who has comparative advantage in catching fish? if they each spend one-half of our time cutting down coconuts and catching fish, how many coconuts and fish can they produce in total between us in two hours? if they decide to specialize, how many coconuts and fish can they produce in total between us in two hours? put you answers in fractions. answers 1. has the absolute advantage in cutting down coconuts. has the absolute advantage in catching fish. 2. has the comparative advantage in cutting down coconuts. has the comparative advantage in catching fish. shadow's opportunity cost for producing coconuts is fish. shadow's opportunity cost for catching fish is coconuts. kodi's opportunity cost for producing coconuts is . kodi's opportunity cost for catching fish is . 3. between them they can produce cocunuts and catch fish. 4. if they decide to specialize they can produce coconuts in 2 hours and catch fish in 2 hours.

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Business, 04.10.2019 20:10, ravenjade2395

(table: fish and coconut production possibilities) use table: fish and coconut production possibilities. the table shows the maximum number of fish and coconuts that tom and hank can produce if they produce only one good. in the absence of trade, tom produces and consumes 9 fish and 2 coconuts, and hank produces and consumes 3 fish and 2 coconuts. now they decide to engage in trade. which statement is incorrecta. after trade it is possible for tom to consume 9 fish and 2.5 coconuts and for hank to consume 3 fish and 2.5 coconuts. b. for each individual, the consumption point after trade will lie outside that individual's production possibility frontier. c. for both to become better off, each should specialize completely in the production of the good in which he has a comparative advantage. d. for both to become better off, each should specialize in the production of some good. however, since hank is equally productive in both goods, it doesn't matter which good each specializes in.

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Biology, 04.10.2019 20:30, keem8224

Atiny rocky island in the south pacific is home to a very small food chain. coconut palms grow on the island and drop coconuts. the coconuts are eaten by coconut crabs. the coconut crabs are then eaten by seals. according to an ecological energy pyramid, the seals would receive about of the energy from the coconuts.

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