In 2021, the US imported 24 million dollars of frozen orange juice and exported 16 million dollars of frozen orange juice. a) The //T index for frozen orange juice in the US is b) We can infer the the frozen orange juice industry is an industry with a ______(high or low) level of intra-industry trade, and that frozen orange juice is a _(homogeneous or differentiated) good.

In 2021, the US imported 24 million dollars of frozen orange juice and exported 16 million dollars of frozen orange juice. a) The //T index for frozen orange juice in the US is b) We can infer the the frozen orange juice industry is an industry with a ______(high or low) level of intra-industry trade, and that frozen orange juice is a _(homogeneous or differentiated) good.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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