Case Study: Starting a Business

Question 1

According to the production possibilities curve, what is your opportunity cost for producing one pair of hiking boot inserts?

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two pairs of running shoe inserts

Question 2

Which factors did you discuss in your response? Check all that apply.

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which item is better for me to produce; the opportunity costs involved; the resources needed for production

Question 3

✔ 1080

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✔ 10; If no salads are made, then sandwiches can be made.: 10; If 6 sandwiches are made, then salad(s) can be made.: 2; The opportunity cost of making 1 salad is sandwiches.: 2

Question 4

1✔ 23

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✔ 2

Question 5

✔ 2410

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✔ 2

Question 6

At what points will Al be producing the most equal amounts of sandwiches and salads?

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✔ points C and D; points C and D; Y; X

Question 7

A✔ YX

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✔ Y

Question 8

A D✔ X

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✔ X

Question 9

At what points will Al be producing the most equal amounts of sandwiches and salads?

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The maximum number of running shoe inserts that can be produced is .: 15; At possibility B, pairs of running shoe inserts can be produced.: 12

Question 10

69✔ 12

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✔ 12

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