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- Production possibilities of the United States (USA) and South Africa (RSA): USA RSA wheat (bushels/hour) 4 1 cloth ( meters/hour) 3 2 Plot the production frontiers of the United States and South AfricaQ1. Draw the production possibility frontier for lowland on the graph pleasePlease answer the correct answer ASAP please Don't answer by pen paper please Respond to the following questions: 1. Compare the six countries, analyze what the differences are, and what your conclusions are regarding the policies of these countries and the social results.
- An outward shift of a nation's production possibilities frontier can occur due toPlease show how to solve for question 1, hours (amount of Li) in each country to produce 1 unit of each good.During the second world war, Germany's factories were decimated. It also suffered many human casulaities, both soldiers and civilians. How did the war affect Germany's production possibility curve?
- Illustrate and explain with a diagram of a production possibility curve, the following;- Opportunity cost- Unattainable output level- Underutilization of resources with APA format(references) words count:400-550How can you say that a country participates in the global market?Write short notes on thefollowing with example: (a) Comparative advantage; (b) Absolute advantage; (c) Trade Surplus; (d) Trade Deficit; (e) Trade protectionism