In: Economics
There are two companies, X and Y, that produce two identical products, A and B. If their labor productivity of the respective products is as follows, determine the following advantages:
| Product A | Product B | |
| Company X | 100 units per labor hour | 30 units per labor hour |
| Company Y | 40 units per labor hour | 60 units per labor hour |
Who has the absolute advantage in producing A: ______;
Who has the absolute advantage in producing B: ______;
Who has the comparative advantage in producing A: ______;
Who has the comparative advantage in producing B: ______;
A. Y, X, Y, X.
B. X, Y, Y, X.
C. X, Y, X, Y.
D. X, X, X, X.
| A. Substitutes |
| B. The Law of Demand |
| C. Surplus/ over supply |
| D. Inferior goods. |
| E. Complements. |
| F. Normal goods. |
| G. Market equilibrium |
| H. The Law of Supply |
| I. Shortage |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 1. Else the same, when price goes up, quantity demanded decreases, and when price falls, quantity demanded increases. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 2. Else the same, when price falls, quantity supplied decreases, and when price goes up, quantity supplied increases. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 3. Products that serve similar functions and from which people choose one or another. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 4. Products that are complementary to each other and consumed together. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 5. Products that people buy more when they have a higher income. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 6. Products that people buy less when they have a higher income. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 7. A situation where quantity demanded is equal to quantity supplied at a particular price and the market is clear. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 8. A situation where quantity demanded is higher than quantity supplied. |
| selectABCDEFGHI | 9. A situation where quantity demanded is lower than quantity supplied. |