83: If the United States could deliver five vehicles all things being equal of one ton of food (that is, the chance expense of pro-ducing one ton of food is five vehicles) and greatest food creation is 5,000,000 tons, then, at that point the greatest auto-mobile creation is twenty-five million. Given that on the global market ten vehicles can be traded for one ton of food, think about the creation prospects boondocks with the exchanging prospects outskirts.

83: If the United States could deliver five vehicles all things being equal of one ton of food (that is, the chance expense of pro-ducing one ton of food is five vehicles) and greatest food creation is 5,000,000 tons, then, at that point the greatest auto-mobile creation is twenty-five million. Given that on the global market ten vehicles can be traded for one ton of food, think about the creation prospects boondocks with the exchanging prospects outskirts.

Practical Management Science

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