10Y, 30X and 20Y, 20X and 30Y, 10X and 40Y, and 0X and 50Y. The production
possibilities frontier (PPF) for the economy is
a. concave downward because the opportunity cost of producing the 10th unit of Y is
greater than the opportunity cost of producing the first unit of Y.
b. a straight (downward-sloping) line because the opportunity cost of producing the two
goods is constant.
c. concave downward because the opportunity cost of producing the 40th unit of Y is
less than the opportunity cost of producing the 10th unit of Y.
d. a straight (downward-sloping) line because the opportunity cost of producing the
10th unit of X is greater than the opportunity cost of producing the 40th unit of X.
e. a straight (downward-sloping) line because the opportunity cost of producing the
30th unit of Y is greater than the opportunity cost of producing the 30th unit of X.
A French firm sells its good at a lower price in England than in France. It follows that
the French firm is necessarily
a. dumping.
b. saving domestic jobs.
c. being subsidized by the French government.
d. part of an infant industry.
e. none of the above