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    Oct 8, 2012, 08:50 AM
    economics homework help
    table 1.1

    Possibility ORANGES (TONS OF OUTPUT) APPLES (TONS OF OUTPUT
    A 30.0 0.0
    B 29.0 20.0
    C 26.5 28.0
    D 22.5 34.0
    E 16.5 38.0
    F 0.0 40.0

    1.1 Using the information given, plot a fully labelled diagram to illustrate the production possibility curve (ppc)anduse it to explain the concept of Scarcity, choice and opportunity cost. (note oranges should be on the Y axis and apples on the x axis)

    1.2 Suppose that the market demand and supply curves are given by QD-200-2P AND Qs - 50- p calculate the equilibriam price and quantity (show all workings)

    Evaluate the economic situatiion of your Country and state the type of economy system that is used in the country.
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    Oct 8, 2012, 09:43 AM
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