Please answer the following questions: Suppose that Leisureland produces only two goods-food and sunscreen. The table...
Please answer the following questions:
Suppose that Leisureland produces only two goods-food
and sunscreen. The table gives its production
possibilities.
Food (lbs/month)
Sunscreen
(lbs/month)
300 and 0
200 and 50
100 and 100
0 and 150
1)Draw a graph of Leisureland's production possibility frontier.
2)What are the opportunity costs of producing food and sunscreen in Leisureland? List them at each output given in the table.
3)Why are the opportunity costs the same at each output level?
Busyland also produces only food and sunscreen, and
its production possibilities are:
Food Sunscreen
(pounds per month) (gallons per month)
40 and 0
35 and 4
30 and 6
20 and 8
0 and 10
1)Draw a graph of Busyland's production possibility frontier.
2)What are the opportunity costs of producing food and
sunscreen in Busyland? List then at each output given in the
table.
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