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Q33) option b).
At eqm in Autarky, no trade
10 corm could be exchanged for 20 rice units
34) option A)
As Monopolist is a single Firm, thus no Supply Curve is possible
35) option b)
Decrease in K price, as it will decrease labor demand, more K will be used
36) option b) steeper
in perfect competition MRP curve is horizontal while in Imperfect competition, MRP curve slopes downwards and hence it is steeper
38) option D)
Trade barriers like Tariff , Quota, are needed to protect the newly established infant Industries, to help Domestic producers & workers
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