Q6 An has an agriultural industy and a tatile industry. Each economy unit of agricutural autput requires oLunit of agriustural input and 0.1 unit of textiles inputs. Each unit of textles output requires o.1 unit of agricul tural imput and 0-2 unlt of textiles input. A write the technology If surpluses af S units of agrluulhural protucts and 195 unity of texti les ave desired, final the gross poduchion of each industry. matrix for this econemy.

Q6 An has an agriultural industy and a tatile industry. Each economy unit of agricutural autput requires oLunit of agriustural input and 0.1 unit of textiles inputs. Each unit of textles output requires o.1 unit of agricul tural imput and 0-2 unlt of textiles input. A write the technology If surpluses af S units of agrluulhural protucts and 195 unity of texti les ave desired, final the gross poduchion of each industry. matrix for this econemy.

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