Drop down options:
lemon
coffee
neither coffee nor lemons
both lemons and coffee
Maldonia;
24 millions of coffee = 16 millions of lemon
1 unit of coffee = 16/24 = 0.67 units of lemon
1 unit of lemon = 24/16 = 1.5 units of coffee
Opportunity cost of 1 unit of coffee is 0.67 units of lemon and 1 unit of lemon is 1.5 units of coffee.
Desonia:
12 millions of coffee = 24 millions of lemon
1 unit of coffee = 24/12 = 2 units of lemon
1 unit of lemon = 12/24 = 0.5 unit of coffee
Opportunity cost of 1 unit of coffee is 2 units of lemon and 1 unit of lemon is 0.5 units of coffee.
A country has a comparative advantage in producing that good if the opportunity cost of producing that good is lower in that country as compared to another country.
Maldonia has comparative advantage in the production of Coffee and Desonia has comparative advantage in the production of Lemon.
After specialization, Maldonia will produce only Coffee and Desonia will produce only Lemon.
1) Total production of coffee = 24 million
2) Total production of lemon = 24 million
With Trade; Maldonia: Coffee = 24 million - 12 million = 12 millions of coffee
Lemon = 0 + 12 million = 12 million
Desonia; Coffee = 0 + 12 million = 12 million
Lemon = 24 million - 12 million = 12 million
False, without trade countries are able to produce combinations which lies on or below PPF.
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