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1) Orion has a comparative advantage in granite
Reason- opportunity cost of granite
In orion(9/6) which is less than in scorpius(7/3)
2) Scorpius has a comparative advantage in blueberry
Reason- opportunity cost of blueberry
In scorpius(3/7) which is less than in orion(6/9)
Orion will produce and consume 2880 units of both granite and blueberry
Scorpius will produce and consume 1680 units of both granite and blueberry
Total production and consumption increases by 4560.
Reason- No. Of workers in granite*6= No. Of workers in blueberry*9
And No. Of workers in granite + No. Of workers in blueberry=800
On solving the two equation , no. Of workers in blueberry= 320 and granite=480
If the countries trade, orion produce 4800 granite
And scorpius produce 5600 blueberry. (See the ppf graph)
World production of granite increases by 240 (4800-4560)
and Blueberry increases by 1040 (5600-4560) units.
orion will consume 2880 tons of granite and 3920 bushels of blueberry.
scorpius will consume 1920 tons of granite and 1680 bushels of blueberry.
Orion consumers increases consumption of blueberries and no change in consumption of granite.
Scorpius consumers no change consumption of blueberries and increases in consumption of granite.
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