1) Solution: the alternative cost of one good expressed in units of second good
Explanation: The marginal rate of transformation is defined as the rate at which one good should be sacrificed for producing a single extra unit (or marginal unit) of another good, with the assumption that both goods require the same scarce inputs
2) Solution: None of the remaining answers is correct
Explanation: Constant or sometimes called a Lease Constant meet meet participation constraint and incentive compatibility constraint because participation constraint is not applicable to relationships. The efforts are also observable and risk can also be optimally allocated.
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