2. If Frank can produce either 20 pizzas or 40 cheesecakes per day, the opportunity cost per pizza is equal to how many cheesecakes? If Fran can produce either 15 pizzas or 50 cheesecakes per day, which person (Frank or Fran) has an absolute advantage making pizzas? What about cheesecakes?
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2. If Frank can produce either 20 pizzas or 40 cheesecakes per day, the opportunity cost per
pizza is equal to how many cheesecakes?
If Fran can produce either 15 pizzas or 50 cheesecakes per day, which person (Frank or Fran) has
an absolute advantage making pizzas? What about cheesecakes?
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