Answering only first four MCQ as per HomeworkLib policy
Q1)
Option D).
This trade pattern is explained by intra industry trade, ( two way trade in the similar product ) rather than comparative advantage.
Comparative advantage imply that a country will export the good whose opportunity cost of production is lower,
Q2) option A)
Productive efficiency imply using all the available inputs, resources to produce maximum possible units of output
Q3) option B)
Diminishing returns imply that as the more of a particular resource is added, it's marginal product falls continuously.
Q4) option C)
A budget constraint tends to have a constant slope & is generally a straight line
Where as a PPF is a curve generally with variable slope at different points.
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