Select one: O Neither country has a comparative advantage in the production of timber or honey. O Leeland has a comparative advantage in the production of timber and Torland has a comparative advantage in honey. O Torland has a comparative advantage in the production of timber and Leeland has a comparative advantage in honey. O Both countries have a comparative advantage in the production of timber and honey.

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Timber 25
(millions
of tons)
Key
Torland
Leeland
20
15
10
5
10
15
20
25
Honey (millions of tons)
Figure 2 Production possibility frontiers for two countries
Figure 2 shows the production possibility frontiers for two countries, Torland and
Leeland. Select one correct statement from the following options:
Select one:
O Neither country has a comparative advantage in the production of timber or
honey.
O Leeland has a comparative advantage in the production of timber and Torland
has a comparative advantage
honey.
O Torland has a comparative advantage in the production of timber and Leeland
has a comparative advantage in honey.
O Both countries have a comparative advantage in the production of timber and
honey.
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Transcribed Image Text:Timber 25 (millions of tons) Key Torland Leeland 20 15 10 5 10 15 20 25 Honey (millions of tons) Figure 2 Production possibility frontiers for two countries Figure 2 shows the production possibility frontiers for two countries, Torland and Leeland. Select one correct statement from the following options: Select one: O Neither country has a comparative advantage in the production of timber or honey. O Leeland has a comparative advantage in the production of timber and Torland has a comparative advantage honey. O Torland has a comparative advantage in the production of timber and Leeland has a comparative advantage in honey. O Both countries have a comparative advantage in the production of timber and honey. ( Previous page Next page
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