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The correct answer is "Option 1"
the opportunity cost of shelter is greater in Alpha than its in Beta.
The opportunity cost of production =maximum production of the
other good /maximum production of the good
Maximum production is denoted by the intercept of the respective
axis goods
The opportunity cost of Shelter for Alpha and beta= intercept of
the curve on the y-axis/intercept of the curve on the x-axis
the curve for Beta is outward for shelter than alpha and on the
y-axis,` the intercept for food is outward for Alpha than Beta so
the opportunity cost of Shelter is higher for Alpha than Beta and
Opportunity cost of Food is higher for Beta.
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