Good 1 Good 2 Good 3 Ricky 15 6 12 Steve 20 30 40 Tyler 10 15 25 Uriel 12 9 30 This chart should be read the same as the 2x2 case. For example, if Ricky spends all day making Good 1, he can make 15 units of Good 1 (and 0 units of Goods 2 and 3). If he instead spends a little bit of time making Good 2, then by the necessity of tradeoffs he must make a little bit less Good 1. 1. If P, = 10, P, = 5, and P: = 8, how much do Ricky, Steve, Tyler, and Uriel (and hence society) produce? Write their productions as (Good 1, Good 2, Good 3). Ricky: Steve: Tyler: Uriel: Society