Suppose there are two countries, A and B; each can make either Wine or Cheese. Country...

 

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Suppose there are two countries, A and B; each can make either Wine or Cheese. Country A can make either 3 units of Wine or 1 units of Cheese. Country B can make either 1 units of Wine or 3 units of Cheese. Both nations consume Wine and Cheese at a rate of 1 unit of wine to 1 unit of cheese. a. Draw the joint production possibility frontier under free trade with Wine on the Y axis and Cheese on the X axis; be sure to identify the X and Y intercepts, the appropriate slope(s) and the point at which each nation completely specializes. Suppose there are two countries, A and B; each can make either Wine or Cheese. Country A can make either 3 units of Wine or 1 units of Cheese. Country B can make either 1 units of Wine or 3 units of Cheese. Both nations consume Wine and Cheese at a rate of 1 unit of wine to 1 unit of cheese. a. Draw the joint production possibility frontier under free trade with Wine on the Y axis and Cheese on the X axis; be sure to identify the X and Y intercepts, the appropriate slope(s) and the point at which each nation completely specializes.

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