Week 11 Homework You must submit your assignments as a Microsoft Word document. Microsoft Word is included for free as a KCTCS student. Click on Office 365 settings in your KCTCS e-mail and install the software. Columbia and France each have 10,000 hours of labor per month. In France, • producing one pound coffee requires 2 hours producing one bottle wine requires 4 hours In Columbia, • producing one pound coffee requires 1 hour producing one bottle wine requires 5 hours 1. Define comparative advantage. Define absolute advantage. 2. Which country has an absolute advantage in the production of coffee? 3. Which country has a comparative advantage in the production of wine? Submitting Assignments in Blackboard Complete & save assignments in Word. Click on the assignment name. Scroll down to "Attach file". Click the Browse button to the right of the box. Find and select your assignment. Click the open button. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen. Click the Submit button. Click the OK button.

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Week 11 Homework
You must submit your assignments as a Microsoft Word document. Microsoft Word is included for free as a KCTCS student. Click on Office 365
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Columbia and France each have 10,000 hours of labor per month.
In France,
producing one pound coffee requires 2 hours
producing one bottle wine requires 4 hours
In Columbia,
producing one pound coffee requires 1 hour
producing one bottle wine requires 5 hours
1. Define comparative advantage. Define absolute advantage.
2. Which country has an absolute advantage in the production of coffee?
3. Which country has a comparative advantage in the production of wine?
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Transcribed Image Text:Week 11 Homework You must submit your assignments as a Microsoft Word document. Microsoft Word is included for free as a KCTCS student. Click on Office 365 settings in your KCTCS e-mail and install the software. Columbia and France each have 10,000 hours of labor per month. In France, producing one pound coffee requires 2 hours producing one bottle wine requires 4 hours In Columbia, producing one pound coffee requires 1 hour producing one bottle wine requires 5 hours 1. Define comparative advantage. Define absolute advantage. 2. Which country has an absolute advantage in the production of coffee? 3. Which country has a comparative advantage in the production of wine? Submitting Assignments in Blackboard Complete & save assignments in Word. Click on the assignment name. Scroll down to “Attach file". Click the Browse button to the right of the box. Find and select your assignment. Click the open button. Scroll down to the bottom of the screen. Click the Submit button. Click the OK button. Homework Grading
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