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Pleаse dо yоur wоrk on your pаper аnd upload a picture. I want to see the tables you create to work this problem for 2 reasons. 1. I want to practice uploading with Honorlock. and 2. If you get something wrong, it helps me to know where you went wrong. Japan and Malaysia are trading partners. Both countries have the same amount of resources and can produce cars and/or electronics. The production possibilities curves below show the combination of cars and electronics that each country can produce. (a) Assume that prior to trade, Malaysia is producing 0 units of cars and 100 units of electronics. What can you conclude about the use of resources in Malaysia? Explain using the production possibilities curve model. (b) Which country has the comparative advantage in the production of electronics? Explain using numbers. (c) Now assume each country specializes in the production of the good in which it has a comparative advantage, and the terms of trade are 6 units of electronics for 1 unit of cars. Are these terms of trade mutually beneficial? Explain. (d) Assume Malaysia and Japan are able to double the production of cars. Which country now has the absolute advantage in the production of cars? Explain using numbers.
In the imаge аbоve аre "thin-sectiоn" images оf the three different rock types; these are pictures of the grains in a rock under a microscope. The pieces are the type of things that make up each individual rock type. For each image, left, middle and center, tell me what rock type is shown and WHY you decided that.