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There are just two kinds of cars, lemons and those without defects. A lemon is
worth $1,000 both to its current owner and to anyone who buys it. A car without
defects is worth $5,000 to its current and potential future owners. Whether a car is
a ...
There are just two kinds of cars, lemons and those without defects. A lemon is
worth $1,000 both to its current owner and to anyone who buys it. A car without
defects is worth $5,000 to its current and potential future owners. Whether a car is
a ...
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The Gains from Trade FIGURE 22.5 Expanding Consumption Possibilities o 48 h
Cars (millions per year) (a) Pioneerland With no international trade, the Pioneers
produce and consume at point a and the opportunity cost of a car is 9,000 ...
The Gains from Trade FIGURE 22.5 Expanding Consumption Possibilities o 48 h
Cars (millions per year) (a) Pioneerland With no international trade, the Pioneers
produce and consume at point a and the opportunity cost of a car is 9,000 ...
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The Gains from Trade What matters is how many cars must be given up to
produce more grain or how much grain must be given up to produce more cars.
That is, what matters is the opportunity cost of one good in terms of the other
good.
The Gains from Trade What matters is how many cars must be given up to
produce more grain or how much grain must be given up to produce more cars.
That is, what matters is the opportunity cost of one good in terms of the other
good.
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